The Whitman Massacre Perspectives: Part 3, The Cayuse (Native Americans)
The Whitman Massacre through the eyes of Cayuse Native Americans
South African Independence?
The post details South Africa's history from 1800 to 1918, focusing on British colonialism, the Dutch settlement, and the impact on Indigenous peoples. It highlights conflicts, the establishment of apartheid, and the struggle for true independence, culminating in the end of apartheid in 1994, emphas
Unmasking Shakespeare’s Tragically Evil Queens, Part I: Femininity, Ferocity, and the Facade of Masculine Power
Welcome to the Library of the Ink-stained Archivist, where villainesses do not emerge—they are forged. Enter the worlds of Lady Macbeth and Tamora, shaped by patriarchy, driven by vengeance, and destined for ruin.
Davy Jones, a Legendary Pirate
Inspired by recent chapters of the One Piece manga, this article delves into the true story of the nautical legend Davy Jones, shedding light on some of the most well known modern interpretations.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part XIIIÂ
This is the 13th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.Â
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part XIIÂ
This is the 12th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise. Â
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part XIÂ
This is the 11th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part X
This is the 10th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part IX
This is the 9th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part VIIIÂ
This is the 8th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part VIIÂ
This is the 7th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part VI
This is the 6th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Sexism in Greek Mythology
A big hello, and thanks to those of you who have found your way to this corner of the internet! I’m Lady Kaie and this is my first time writing for Myths and Mischief! Today we will be tackling Sexism in Greek Mythology. For the purposes of this piece, let’s begin with a basic de
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part V
This is the 5th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise. Â
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part IV
This is the 4th part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise. Â
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part III
This is the 3rd part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise. Â
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part II
This is the second part of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Did Roanoke’s Lost Colony Survive Through Integration?
The Lost Colony of Roanoke, a mystery in American history, may not have vanished but rather assimilated into Native American society. Recent archaeological findings on Hatteras Island, including artifacts suggesting cultural integration, support this view. This challenges the traditional narrative,
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery Part I
This is the beginning of a short story that gives a possible explanation of famous author Edgar Allen Poe's demise.
Poe’s Final Macabre Mystery
Follow along in this 13 part story that features the mystery surrounding the the death of America's original horror wordsmith.
The Charm and Superstition of Black Cats
The image of black cats around Halloween has been with us for years, yet there is also a history to this. A history filled with superstition and today, we delve into that history.
Beowulf: the King and His Thane
Welcome to the Library of the Ink-stained Archivist, where oaths bind more tightly than iron. Within the flickering firelight of ancient mead-halls, kings reigned not by might alone, but by the loyalty of those who bled beside them. In Beowulf, honor is the mortar between ruler and retainer, and whe
Celebrating Columbus Day?
The recent reintroduction of Columbus day raises questions about what we are celebrating. Is there a better symbol or people that deserve the adulation?
Art Thou a Witch?
Welcome to the library of the Ink-stained Archivist, where lost souls gather! Delve into the chilling history of witchcraft accusations, revealing the absurd fears that condemned countless innocents amidst a backdrop of superstition and powerful political figures.
Nero; His Vanity Shone, As the Empire Burned.
Nero, fueled by ego, was the most powerful man who performed as he watched his empire burn.
Indigenous Roots of Southern Cuisine
The post discusses the rich culinary history of the Southeastern United States, highlighting that many soul food dishes have Native American origins. It emphasizes the intermixing of indigenous and European food traditions, particularly the importance of crops like corn, beans, and squash. The autho
The Birth of the Modern Vampire.
Where did the pop culture notion of Vampires start, and what inspired it?
What happened to the Roman Empire?
When viewed with a wider perspective, the Roman Empire has migrated, but kept its strategies.
The Possible Pacific Connections
The content explores pre-Columbian Pacific contact between the Americas and Polynesia before 1492, highlighting evidence of voyages and genetic links. It discusses various theories of contact, including Japanese shipwrecks and the possibility of Polynesians reaching South America. Ongoing research r
The Rise of Tyranny
Solon was aged and tired. He had served the people of Athens and they adored him. He had passed laws and maintained order and treated people with compassion while acting in the best interest of Athens, including laying the groundwork for Athenian democracy.
Disabled Historical Figures
The post discusses the historical significance of individuals with disabilities, emphasizing their contributions and experiences. Notable examples include a Neanderthal named Nandy, Pharaoh Tutankhamun with various ailments, and Benjamin Lay, an abolitionist. We highlight the evolving understanding
It Takes a Village
Songs, like art, can take on a life of their own. In 1978, the Village People came out with the song "Y.M.C.A." where they all performed in different characterized outfits.
Everyone Loves Bacon
Bacon: the ultimate multitasker. It can spark wars over potatoes and extinguish empires with flaming pigs! Who knew America's favorite food was such a game-changer? Next up, swine-inspired diplomacy!
A Rendezvous with Eternity
The White Horse Tavern in Newport, where a young man named John met a tragic fate after being shot. Today, the tavern is known for its historical significance and alleged paranormal activity, with patrons reporting sightings of apparitions and unsettling encounters, suggesting the presence of linger
Real History of Lilith
Once seen as a chaotic night spirit in ancient mythologies, Lilith evolved into a symbol of dark femininity, defying societal norms and embodying female independence, much like Lucifer. Dive on in!
Misconceptions About Witchcraft
Discover the intricate worlds of Wicca, witchcraft, and Kabbalah, where magic and spirituality intertwine. Unravel the misconceptions and celebrate the richness of these diverse traditions. Dive in with us!