History Today

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Wace without prejudice: Valentine Fallan offers a new look at a once-d...
July 01, 2004

Moustaches and sandals.(Frontline)
July 01, 2004

The Fitzwilliam Museum re-opens its doors; museum director Duncan Robi...
July 01, 2004

Wealth and Poverty: David Bates introduces the summer's major historic...
July 01, 2004

The Winchester marriage, 1554: Michael Leech visits the city that is c...
July 01, 2004

A little of what you fancy.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 01, 2004

Mr Marconi has whispered to me.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 01, 2004

Coloured ribbons for valour.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 01, 2004

William Gulston, Bishop of Bristol, 1679-84.(Commons Sense)
July 01, 2004

Lost city.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 01, 2004

Cock and bull story.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 01, 2004

Lessons from history: Alan Ereira, producer of many broadcast historic...
July 01, 2004

Image and Devotion in Late Medieval England.(Book Review)
July 01, 2004

Rumours that a Hawaiian arrow was carved from the bone of Captain Jame...
July 01, 2004

A collection of unique Mughal treasures which once belonged to Clive o...
July 01, 2004

Alan Turing: codebreaker and computer pioneer: B.J. Copeland and Diane...
July 01, 2004

A prehistoric mound should be reclassified as a building because it is...
July 01, 2004

Oak trees planted on the orders of Lord Nelson will be used to restore...
July 01, 2004

A working model of a 'car' drawn by Leonardo da Vinci in 1478 has been...
July 01, 2004

Coming to terms with the past: Northern Ireland: Richard English argue...
July 01, 2004

Simon Schama: Daniel Snowman meets the celebrated telly-don and histor...
July 01, 2004

Mary Queen of Scots and the French connection: Alexander Wilkinson con...
July 01, 2004

The Trans-Siberian Railway completed: July 21st, 1904.(Months Past)
July 01, 2004

An award of almost 1m [pounds sterling] has been made by the National ...
July 01, 2004

The earliest reference to baseball has been unearthed in America, putt...
July 01, 2004

The former home of Benito Mussolini is to be turned into a museum to r...
July 01, 2004

A number of MPs are campaigning for a posthumous pardon for suffragett...
July 01, 2004

Catastrophe at Smyrna: Matthew Stewart traces the roots of the Greco-T...
July 01, 2004

The great train crash of 1868: Robert Hume investigates the first of t...
July 01, 2004

William Hodges, art and empire: Geoff Quilley shows how the work of Ho...
July 01, 2004

Other July anniversaries.(Months Past)(Calendar)
July 01, 2004

United We Stand.(Book Review)
July 01, 2004

Round and about: July 2004.(Frontline)(Calendar)
July 01, 2004

Veteran code-breakers from Bletchley Park have joined current experts ...
July 01, 2004

A new investigation into the plague epidemics that ravaged medieval Eu...
July 01, 2004

The Republican Party founded: July 6th, 1854.(Months Past)
July 01, 2004

A new visitor centre is to be built at the battlefield of Waterloo in ...
July 01, 2004

Alexander the Great: hunting for a new past? Paul Cartledge goes in se...
July 01, 2004

Alexander's final resting place: Andrew Chugg pinpoints the Emperor's ...
July 01, 2004

Macbeth defeated at Dunsinane: July 27th, 1054.(Months Past)
July 01, 2004

Women in England 1760-1914: a Social History.(Book Review)
July 01, 2004