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NewsDesk MC July 7, 2026July 7, 2026 adultification, African diaspora, Angola, Barbados, Barbara Bush, Black women history, colonialism, gender-based violence, Guadeloupe, Hilary Beckles, Historical Research, Jamaica, misogynoir, Moya Bailey, Nanny Grigg, Nanny of the Maroons, Queen Nzinga, resistance movements, slavery, Solitude, Stella Dadzie, transatlantic slave trade, united states, Verene Shepherd, women's history

Forgotten Histories of Black Women Gain Renewed Attention in Modern Scholarship

“Recovering overlooked histories is not about replacing existing narratives, but ensuring that those long absent from the historical record are

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NewsDesk MC June 29, 2026June 29, 2026 Allied Forces, archival discovery, British Indian Army, Burma Campaign, Captain Mani's War, Colonial India, defence history, Heather Goodall, historical documents, Historical Research, India military history, Indian soldiers, Japan invasion, memoir, military archives, military journalism, National Archives of India, Northeast India, PRS Mani, Second World War, University of Technology Sydney, war correspondence, wartime reporting, World War II

Forgotten Wartime Dispatches Found After Veteran’s Death Shed New Light on India’s World War II Campaign

“The papers did more than preserve a soldier’s observations—they restored an overlooked chapter of India’s wartime history through the voice

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NewsDesk MC June 18, 2026June 18, 2026 Alexander the Great, Ancient Education, Ancient Greece, Ancient Learning, Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Monuments, Ancient World, archaeological discovery, Archaeological Excavation, archaeology, Aristotle, classical studies, Greek Archaeology, Greek civilization, Greek history, Hellenic Heritage, Hellenistic World, Historical Research, Imathia, Macedon, Mieza, Philip II, Roman Conquest, Royal Gymnasium

New Excavations at Mieza Strengthen Evidence Linking Aristotle’s School to Alexander the Great

“The scale, architecture and educational features of the complex are reinforcing its identification as the Royal Gymnasium where Macedonia’s future