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The Collapse of Minoan Civilisation – A Geological, Anthropological, or Meteorological Phenomenon?

Over 3000 years ago, the Minoan Civilisation vanished, a historical event that has bewildered academics for over a century. This article explores the reasons for this unexpected collapse, attempting to highlight the main factor. By exploring its geological, anthropological, and meteorological aspects, Amy Hutchison begins to untangles the mystery of this unanticipated loss of an entire culture.
AUTHOR AMY HUTCHISON

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Exodus or Homecoming?: An Exploration of Nationality in the Greek-Turkish Population Exchange

The 1923 population exchange was perhaps one of the most important events in modern European history. Its enactment was not only significant for the peoples of Greece and Turkey, but also a template by which the nationalistic aims of European leaders would be realised across the 20th century. In this riveting article, the ideas and principles that governed such a decision are initially explored.
AUTHOR: MAX HILLIER

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Life, Death and Contamination in Classical Athens (5th Century BC)

This article explores how contamination was perceived in everyday life in Athens.
AUTHOR: VANIA BUSO