When Were the Dark Ages, and Were They Really Dark?
Pop culture and traditional textbooks have long conditioned us to look back at the centuries...
Who Truly Were the Patriots of the American Revolution?
For centuries, popular history has painted the Patriots of the American Revolution in broad, heroic...
Capernaum: The Forgotten Town of Miracles and the Mystery of Peter’s House
For millions of people around the world, Jerusalem and Bethlehem stand as the twin pillars...
The Voice of Time: Oral History as a Frontier of Memory and Method
For as long as humans have possessed the capacity for speech, they have passed down...
The First Americans: A Frontier of Contradictions and Revised Horizons
For generations, the story of how humanity first set foot in the Americas was treated...
Tyre: The Crimson Metropolis and the Color That Dyed the Ancient World
Long before Rome cast its geopolitical shadow across the Mediterranean, a network of fiercely independent...
Ur of the Chaldees: Archaeology and the World of Abraham
For millennia, the city of Ur lived primarily in the human imagination as a foundational...
Via Dolorosa: Jesus’ Path of Sorrows
Few places on Earth evoke such profound emotion, reverence, and reflection as the Via Dolorosa,...
The Art of Greek Civilization: The Eternal Foundation of the West
When you walk through the streets of Washington, D.C., and look up at the towering...