Stories by diodorus

The archaeological record is full of dog poop

The Shakespeareans

Is Historical Knowledge Philosophically Interesting?

50k-year-old three-ply cord fragment found at Neanderthal site

Dueling Scar

B-Sides: Graham Greene’s “Stamboul Train”

The Truth About Isaac Newton’s Productive Plague

Counterhistories of the Sport Stadium

New Guinea villagers unearth evidence of the island’s Neolithic past

The Nature of Plagues

Johnny Cash’s Gospel

The National Emergency Library is a gift to readers everywhere

People built bone circles at the edge of ice sheets

Portrait of the Author as a Historian: Fernand Braudel (2016)

At the Margins: On Writing In, and Appreciating, Books

The Black Death: The Greatest Catastrophe Ever (2005)

What lurks under the microscope? Dust detective work

Italian cave makes sense of the change in Earth’s ice age rhythm

What Libraries Can Still Do (2015)

Arch fiends in Paradise: What happens when lexicographers fight

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