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Aleksa Vučković's articles mainly revolve around history, ancient civilizations, and archaeology. The content delves into cultural and societal aspects of these topics. If reaching out to Aleksa with pitches or contributions, providing insights on historical discoveries, archaeological findings, or shedding light on lesser-known cultural practices could be effective.
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By: Aleksa Vučković, Sahir, Aleksa Vučković, Joanna Gillan, Sahir, Sahir, Aleksa Vučković
The Portuguese were always admired as renowned seafarers. During the Early Modern Period, the Portuguese were amongst the world’s foremost explorers, navigators, and long-distance merchants.
By: Aleksa Vučković, Mario Bartolini, Aleksa Vučković, Sahir
The reigns of Rome’s emperors were not always bountiful, long, or unopposed. In fact, in many cases, they were turbulent and chaotic, to say the least.
By: Aleksa Vučković, Nathan F
A powerful and noble ruler requires an equally noble gift, right? In the 1700s world of politics and international relations, this was the norm - to present important rulers with lavish and expensive gifts.
By: Aleksa Vučković
Lev Cosijns and Haggai Olshanetsky /The Conversation Why empires fall is a question that fascinates many. But in the search for an answer, imagination can run wild.
By: Jan Knights, Mark Miller, Gary Manners, Gary Manners, Aleksa Vučković, Sadie Smith, Nathan F
People are often surprised, firstly, at just how long board games have been played and secondly, how sophisticated they can be although, of course, their
By: Aleksa Vučković, Aleksa Vučković, Sahir, Sahir
Greece is rightfully considered as one of the greatest ancient civilizations in global history.
By: Cecilia Bogaard, Aleksa Vučković, Nathan Falde, Gary Manners, Nathan Falde, Aleksa Vučković
For those looking to taste out of the box, chicha —a fermented beverage from Latin America—may not be the obvious choice.
By: Aleksa Vučković, Nathan F
La Serenìssima, more commonly known as the Republic of Venice, was the major maritime power in the Mediterranean in the early Medieval period.
By: Jessica Nadeau, Aleksa Vučković, manharsharma, Ed Whelan
Archaeology, the study of human history through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other material remains, offers a window into the lives of ancient civilizations.
By: Murray Dahm, Robbie Mitchell, Aleksa Vučković, Aleksa Vučković, Bryan Hill, Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell
Charles the Great, known as Charlemagne and the father of Europe, created an empire which would last for 1,000 years.
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