Medieval
The Apothecary's Shop
Mary stepped out into the garden, and surveyed her coming harvest with satisfaction. The neat rows were filled with all sorts of herbs - lavender, feverfew, lemon balm, sage, rosemary, chamomile, bee balm. Bees buzzed in the drowsy heat, making the flowers nod more than the slight wind that was making the leaves tremble.
By Meredith Harmon3 years ago in History
The Lost Years to be Written
In a world with so little understanding, The Middle Ages were left in the dark, but were they? Old books have always amused me. It was a delicacy of the aristocracy of Lords and Ladies. I would instead create the very books that will be found later. Of course, people have yet to learn who the makers were. To write a secret accurate account of the times. So many were uneducated then and wanted to see if history needed to include something. I would have to be married, even just for convenience. Women's rights were nonexistent in Christian Europe. So, I will have to help him or even run things. Women were not of high status, even if they were royal.
By Sarah Danaher3 years ago in History
Al-Zahrawi (Abulcasis): The Father of Modern Surgery
In the bustling city of Cordoba during the 10th century, there lived a man named Al-Zahrawi, who would go on to become one of the most renowned figures in the history of medicine. Al-Zahrawi was a brilliant surgeon and physician, known for his extraordinary skills and groundbreaking contributions to the field of medicine.
By Akbar Denali3 years ago in History
Ibn Sina (Avicenna): The Father of Doctor
In the realm of medicine and philosophy, few names are as revered as Ibn Sina, also known as Avicenna. Born in the year 980 in the city of Afshana, near Bukhara in present-day Uzbekistan, Ibn Sina would go on to become one of the most influential thinkers of the Islamic Golden Age. His life's work would leave an indelible mark on the fields of medicine, philosophy, and beyond.
By Akbar Denali3 years ago in History
Abbas bin Firnas: The Father of Medieval Aviation
In the annals of history, there are those whose names are forever etched in the fabric of human achievement. Among them is Abbas bin Firnas, a visionary inventor, and daring pioneer. Born in the city of Ronda, Spain, during the 9th century, Abbas bin Firnas possessed an insatiable curiosity and a relentless desire to push the boundaries of human potential.
By Akbar Denali3 years ago in History
Cheng Ho: The Admiral of the Treasure Fleet
Once upon a time, in the majestic Ming Dynasty of ancient China, a young man named Cheng Ho emerged from humble beginnings to become a legendary figure in history. Born in 1371 in the province of Yunnan, Cheng Ho's life would be filled with extraordinary adventures, grand discoveries, and a legacy that would endure for centuries to come.
By Akbar Denali3 years ago in History
Unsolved Mysteries of the World and the Universe That Defy Explanation...
Welcome back to another adventure as we explore ten fascinating mysteries of the world and the universe. Get ready to be amazed and enthralled as we learn the answers to questions that have perplexed historians, scientists, and astronomers alike. These are some of our favourite topics to discuss, and if you have any requests for future ones, just let us know in the comments below.
By Francis Dami3 years ago in History
Time Traveling Through Occupations
If I were born in a different historical period, my occupation would be vastly different from what I have today. The job market, technology, and societal norms have evolved significantly over the years, and it is intriguing to consider what I would have done for a living in the past.
By Lionel Tchami3 years ago in History
Viking Exploration And Navigation Techniques
The Vikings were renowned seafarers, known for their audacious explorations and exceptional navigational skills. In the following article, we will delve deep into the details of their exploration and navigation techniques, delving into the historical context, ship designs, navigation methods, and their impact on global history.
By Vikings Rule3 years ago in History
Echoes of Solitude: A Journey of Discovery in a Foreign City
Once upon a time, in a foreign city that seemed to stretch endlessly, there lived a woman named Sarah. She had always dreamed of adventure, of exploring faraway places and immersing herself in the magic of different cultures. But now, standing amidst the towering buildings and bustling streets, her heart felt heavy with a profound sense of loneliness.
By Glory Maik3 years ago in History
16th & 17th Century in U.S History
The 16th and 17th centuries marked a significant period of 200 years that laid the foundation for the establishment of the United States of America. It commenced with Spanish conquistadors embarking on expeditions in the southeastern United States, and concluded with the firm establishment of 12 English colonies along the Atlantic seaboard. These colonies had firmly embraced the principles of self-governance, democracy, and religious tolerance.
By Dr. Fred Domezah3 years ago in History
