Greek Reporter

Antyllus: The Ancient Greek Surgeon Whose Methods Lasted Until the 19th Century

Antyllus, a Greek physician in 2nd-century Rome, developed aneurysm surgery methods that remained standard practice until the ...

Everyone Owned It In The 19th Century — The Kitchen Appliance That's Worth Making A Comeback

Could a kitchen device that was essential over a century ago work today? If you're into off-grid living and appliance ...

The 19th Century Yard Feature That People Can Still Find Today — It's So Unique

When it comes to finding a modern use for your own piece of history, you're only limited by your imagination — and perhaps ...
The Conversation

The 19th‑century tumult over climate change – and why it matters today

Back in the 19th century, when tractors were still pulled by horses and the word “computer” meant a person hired to carry out tedious calculations, climate science made front-page news. One European ...
Smithsonian Magazine

A 19th-Century Encyclopedia Gets a Modern Makeover

“Iconographic Encyclopaedia of Science, Literature, and Art” was translated and updated by Spencer Baird, a man who would become the Smithsonian’s second Secretary. Much like our very own Institution, ...
MSN on MSNOpinion

How a 19th-century preacher made up the rapture from scratch

How a 19th-century preacher made up the Rapture from scratch ...
Forbes

19th-Century French Oil Painting Emerges After 130 Years, Sells Immediately Amid Genre's Hot Demand

“La Réception au Château,” a meticulous framed oil on canvas depicting lavishly attired guests reveling by the water outside a grand country home, painted by nineteenth-century French artist Adrien ...