Author: Đức HT

It was five o’clock in the morning on August 31, 1854, in Broad Street, Soho, London. … What It Took to Survive London’s Deadly Cholera in 1854 ADRead more

In 2015, researchers at the University of Nottingham recreated a 1,000-year-old recipe from an Anglo-Saxon medical … Why You Wouldn’t Survive a Day in England’s Dark Ages 900 ADRead more

In the year 536 AD, the sun vanished from the sky. Not for a day or … What Life Was Really Like in Dark Age Europe — The Year 536 ADRead more

Clowns, buffoons, fools, and jesters have existed in nearly every civilization throughout history. The comic actors … What Was Life ACTUALLY Like as a Jester in the Middle Ages?Read more

On the morning of August 24th, 79 AD, Pompeii awoke like any other day. The city … Pompeii: The Last Morning | A Day in the Life of a Doomed CityRead more

Long ago, a towering ruin stood on a lonely hill, once home to nobility and ancient … The Rotted CrownRead more

In the deep hush before dawn, the medieval village stirred to life with the soft creak … What Medieval Villagers Actually Did All DayRead more

Imagine a world where “fresh” meant the heavy scent of dried herbs trying to mask the … 1348: No Showers, No Toilet Paper – Life in the Middle AgesRead more

Between 1847 and 1857, at least twenty-five young enslaved men died at Blackridge Plantation in Lauderdale … Blackridge Plantation: The Master Who Made His Obese Daughter Sleep With Every Male Slave.Read more

Beneath the elegant marble halls of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s celebrated Virginia estate, there existed a concealed … President Thomas Jefferson’s Hidden Room: Where His Slave Mistress Lived and His Children Were BornRead more