The ongoing legacy of the Palace Green Scottish soldier discovery
Emma Yeo persuades us that both academics and citizens of Durham should still be talking about the Palace Green Scottish soldier discovery.
History
Friday 13th: An Unlucky History
Why is Friday 13th considered such an unlucky day? Giulia Zavagno investigates.
A Recent History of North Korea: Threat or Failure?
In light of its recent 70th anniversary, Megan Meirion-Jones reflects on the history and future of the North Korean Workers’ Party.
Black History Month: Jazz and the Evolution of Music
Following on from last weekend’s article on the appropriateness of Black History Month, Harriet Aldrich explores the evolution of jazz in Black America.
Black History Month: Celebrating or Marginalising?
Clara Kent questions the need for a Black History Month in modern Britain.
Penguin ‘Monarchs’ Series: A Review
From covers to content, Thom Addinall-Biddulph reviews the first fourteen releases of Penguin’s ‘Monarchs’ series.
Hampton Court Palace and the ‘Tudor Boom’
Naomi Warin discovers a newfound fascination with the Tudors on a visit to Hampton Court Palace.
Stonehenge Through the Ages
Lucy Astill contemplates the evolution of human interaction with Stonehenge, from the Bronze Age to 2015.
Churchill Lost!? The Shocking History of 1945
Matthew Lavender explores arguably the greatest electoral shock of the twentieth century, when supposed war hero Winston Churchill was kicked out of office by an insurgent Labour Party.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Six
Claire Oxlade reviews the final episode of the BBC’s recent historical drama ‘Wolf Hall’.