What ever happened to "the most radical attempt in modern history to challenge the Western standard temporal reference framework?"

At various sites throughout Peru and Argentina, archaeologists have found remains of child sacrifices.

World hunger is not caused by our inability to produce enough food. The problem arises because of the economic inequality that distorts food distribution.

Lofty ceilings, massive slabs of marble, and colorful mosaics celebrated Soviets in all their incarnations, from military leaders to collective farmers.

A handful of archaeological sites and the written language Meroitic are all that remains of the Kingdom of Kush, located in what is now Sudan.

Queen Victoria's wedding, and its spectacular cake, caused a frenzy.

May of 1568 was a fateful month for Mary, Queen of Scots. She managed to escape prison only to be defeated in battle soon after. Then she made the fateful decision to run to England.

There were boycotts before the word was coined in the 1880s, but ever since then they've always been called after the experience of Captain Charles Boycott.

The U.S. occupation of Africa has become self-justifying. The U.S. military now must stay in Africa to protect the interests of the U.S. military in Africa.

The Romans certainly have a reputation for using poisons, but what do we really know about this form of assassination in the classical era?