Underground Anthology: Penpushers, Informers, and Censorship in East Berlin

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The Significance of Çatalhöyük and its Connection to the Past

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Rape in Rome: Didactic Violations of Chastity and the Continuation of Roman Society

Rape in Rome: Didactic Violations of Chastity and the Continuation of Roman Society by Indigo Coulson

The Construction of Masculinity in Middle Kingdom Egypt (2055-1650 B.C.E.)

By Lachlan Mutimer

Martyring the Maneaters, Matriarchs and Monsters in Patriarchal Greek Mythology

By Honor Rush Image Credit: Perseus Confronting Phineus with the Head of Medusa. Sebastiano Ricci. 1705–1710. Legends that speak of ancient worlds, fallen kingdoms, heroes, monsters, and the Gods have existed for millennia. They tell a story about historical epochs, and ancient cultures now lost to the past, but more interestingly, they offer insight into…