Lepanto and the Arts of Celebration
Iain Fenlon explores how Catholic Europe's great 16th-century sea victory over the Turk was celebrated and propagandised.
Iain Fenlon explores how Catholic Europe's great 16th-century sea victory over the Turk was celebrated and propagandised.
Lois Banner looks at coded messages of gender, sexuality and domination that preceded baggy trousers.
Richard Cavendish goes behind bars at the Beaumaris Gaol and Courthouse, Anglesey
Tower Museum, Londonderry
A fascinating speculation on what might have happened for the future of the world if Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union had been successful.
Lisa Jardine speaks at the Longman/ History Today awards on Erasmus.
William Makin investigates an evil organisation, accomplice of a bigoted, racist and corrupt monarchy.
Liz Sagues investigates the book, In search of Neanderthals, which was named archaeological book of the year in 1994.
Exploration of a new museum opening in Lausanne on the Roman settlement in the area
Mungo Campbell traces the various incarnations of a classical legend form the court of Habsburg Prague to a Dutch engraver's workshop.