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Recommended Blogs: History and Archaeology

While we think Ancient History etc is one of the best Ancient History Blog out there. We also acknowledge there are many other places our readers might enjoy getting their history fix. That is why we have put together this list of recommended blogs that the team of AHetc follow in their spare time.

Ancient Foods

recommended blogs

Since the dawn of time, we have always thought about our next meal. Ancient Foods is a blog that studies what we ate back in ancient times and how we caught or cooked it.

Dirty, Sexy History

Recomended blogsThis blog explores some of the issues that have continued to be controversial over time such as marriage, rebellion, health and slavery.

 

 

 

Classics Confidential

classics recommended blogs

As the tagline of this blog suggests, each post contains a vodcast on various topics relating to the classics Greek and Roman eras. The vodcasts about ancient Literature and Music are a particular favourite of the Ancient History Etc team.

Heritage Trust

recommended blogs

The Heritage Trust blog is a space to examine heritage sites, artefacts, skills and traditions that are being damaged or lost through war, neglect, development, vandalism, theft or natural disasters. They also highlighting many of the success stories in the fields of archaeology, conservation and historical research.

Archaeodeath

recommended blogs

This blog focuses on new ideas and discoveries in the world of archaeology. Primarily in the mortuary archaeology, archaeological heritage, the Middle Ages, public archaeology and contemporary archaeology.

History Moments

Recommended Blogs

Covering just about every moment in history, from the big bang to new discoveries in the history profession, History Moments has an article about it. If you happen to be looking for something particular check out their index.

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Jade is editor of Ancient History et cetera. She is an aspiring librarian with interests in Roman and Greek architecture, Middle Eastern culture, open access to information and digitisation as a method of preservation.