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How Long Was the First Millennium?
Gunnar Heinsohn’s stratigraphy-based chronology
•�September 19, 2020
•�11,700 Words •�240 Comments • Reply
This is the final installment of a three-part essay advocating a radical revisionism of the first millennium AD. In Part 1 and Part 2, I examined a series of fundamental problems in our standard history of the greater part of the first millennium AD. Here I present what I believe is the best solution to... Read More
The Roman West and the Byzantine East
•�July 24, 2020
•�3,600 Words •�29 Comments • Reply
Recently, Unz.com published “How Fake Is Church History?” the second in a series of articles which among other topics asks us to consider that Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great never existed and that historians such as Plutarch are false. Readers are of course encouraged to make their own reasoned and informed judgments, as indeed... Read More
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How Fake Is Church History?
The Gregorian Coup and the Birthright Theft
•�July 19, 2020
•�8,500 Words •�728 Comments • Reply
This is the second of three articles drawing attention to major structural problems in our history of Europe in the first millennium AD. In the first article (“How fake is Roman Antiquity?”), we have argued that the forgery of ancient books during the Renaissance was more widespread than usually acknowledged, so that what we think... Read More
Rome: A Eulogy
•�January 19, 2018
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When we find ourselves in times of trouble, we could do worse than plunge into The Academy of Western Civilization. So let me take you down on a stroll around the ultimate theo-geopolitical space: the Eternal City, a.k.a. Caput Mundi (“wonder of the world”). In Adonais, Shelley urged “Go thou to Rome” and “from the... Read More
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What Race Were the Greeks and Romans?
The evidence is clear — but often ignored
•�October 1, 2010
•�3,600 Words •�558 Comments • Reply
Recent films about ancient Greece such as Troy, Helen of Troy, and 300, have used actors who are of Anglo-Saxon or Celtic ancestry (e.g. Brad Pitt, Gerard Butler). Recent films about ancient Rome, such as Gladiator and HBO’s series Rome, have done the same (e.g. Russell Crowe). Were the directors right, from an historical point... Read More
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What Race Were the Greeks and Romans?
The evidence is clear — but often ignored
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