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Roundabout History

Welcome to Roundabout History, a space where I combine my love of learning with my passion for sharing the intricate stories of human history. Here, I dive deep into the past, because understanding where we've been is crucial to making sense of where we are and where we're headed. Join me in exploring the twists and turns of history that shape our present and future.

Welcome to Roundabout History

Dear History Enthusiasts,

I'm thrilled to welcome you to the inaugural edition of Roundabout History, your weekly journey through the fascinating corridors of the past. Whether you're a seasoned history buff or just beginning to explore the annals of time, this newsletter is your ticket to uncovering the hidden gems, untold stories, and remarkable figures that have shaped our world.

Roundabout History, seeks to show how history is more than just dates and facts—it's a tapestry woven with the threads of human triumphs, struggles, and ingenuity. Each week, we'll delve into a diverse array of topics, from ancient civilizations to modern revolutions, exploring the people, places, events, and ideas that have left an indelible mark on our collective history.

Join us as we traverse the winding paths of the past, embarking on a journey that promises surprises, revelations, and perhaps even a few twists and turns along the way. Whether we're uncovering the mysteries of lost civilizations, celebrating the achievements of unsung heroes, or reflecting on the lessons of bygone eras, one thing is certain: there's always something new to discover in the vast tapestry of history.

So, grab your metaphorical time machine and buckle up for an adventure unlike any other. Together, let's embark on a voyage through the corridors of time, where every twist and turn reveals another chapter in the grand story of humanity.

Welcome aboard, fellow history enthusiasts. The journey begins now.

Warm regards,

Hugh

"The history of the past interests us only in so far as it illuminates the history of the present." - Ernest Dimnet

Heading Image: The first known figurative drawing ever found. Depiction of pigs painted in ochre (rudimentary natural pigments and minerals found in the soil) discovered in a limestone cave called Leang Tedongnge in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. These paintings date back to 45,500 years ago!

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Roundabout History

Welcome to Roundabout History, a space where I combine my love of learning with my passion for sharing the intricate stories of human history. Here, I dive deep into the past, because understanding where we've been is crucial to making sense of where we are and where we're headed. Join me in exploring the twists and turns of history that shape our present and future.