Madeleine Muzdakis is a contributing writer for My Modern Met, focusing on a wide range of topics including art, science, history, and human interest stories. With a passion for uncovering unique and fascinating stories, Madeleine strives to bring readers engaging content that celebrates the beauty and diversity of the world around us.
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Madeleine's coverage revolves around scientific and cultural themes, with a focus on archaeological discoveries, historical artifacts, and natural phenomena. She often cites data and covers industry-specific topics related to archaeology, science, and culture.
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Did you know that da Vinci researched and wrote perfume recipes?
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
In 1967, a case called Loving v. Virginia declared the right to choose interracial marriage a constitutional personal freedom. While this monumental decision was soberingly recent, the history of interracial romance
The recently discovered coin. (Photo: Rousse Regional History Museum)
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
The iconic London Tube Map was designed in 1933 and has influenced subway system maps around the world. Now, the designer behind it is getting his largest-ever exhibition.
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
Researchers are saying that this statue that’s been buried in the earth for almost 2,000 years is remarkably intact.
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
Algal blooms are common in the Great Lakes.
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
Pezoporus occidentalis drawn by Elizabeth Gould in 1890. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
Poaching has dropped 86% since 2016.
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
Medieval Europe saw many changes—shifting borders, sweeping epidemics, and cultural diffusion, to name a few. One idea which spread over the period from the fall of Rome onward was the religion of Christianity. The northern reaches of Europe were Christianized by conquest and missions. Among the missionaries who stepped foot in pagan lands was
By: Madeleine Muzdakis
A one-horned rhino in Kaziranga National Park. (Photo: Diganta Talukdar via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 )
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