Banner
Home Articles
Fresh Perspectives in History
AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Welcome to Fresh Perspectives In History - this is the starting point for what we hope will be a fascinating exploration of history and key historical events for you. It's written by blend of ordinary laymen to famous authors and respected historians. Each writer brings their own unique perspective to their work and what unites us is a love of history.

This is especially valuable in an age when it seems so often that the lessons of the past are so easily forgotten.

The articles on Historytimes.com are all completely original and penned by our growing team of Writers. If you've ever longed to share your passion for history in writing, visit our Write For Us page. We're constantly on the lookout for fresh opinions and analyses, and there you'll find all the information you need to enable you to get involved.

We hope you enjoy the thoughts of our writers and please do add your comments at the end of each article. It's always great to get feedback from our readers.

 


 

In This Section...

History Times Writers

Black History

Pre and Ancient History

Dark Ages History

Medieval History

Early Modern History

20th Century History

Military History

British & Irish History

Prof Bob's Podcast Corner

 

 






Hot Off The Press

  • Podcast: 9 Year Old Boy Steals Bronze Statue!

    Ancient Olympian Boxers, Pankratists and Wrestlers

    Entitled “Ancient Olympian Boxers, Pankratists and Wrestlers” today's history podcast is a look at some of the other great Olympians such as Magankomas of Karia, Theagenes of Thasos( the boy who stole the bronze statute), Sostratos of Sikyon, Polydamus of Thessaly and  Arraichion of Phigalis.

    All have incredible tales associated with them.

    ...... Read More

Find it on History Times

Newsletter

Where were you when it happened? Subscribe to the History Times Newsletter today - never miss it.

Follow History Times on Facebook
Follow History Times on Twitter

Famous Quotes

" There is no greater pain than to remember a happy time when one is in misery. "
Dante Alighieri
History Times

 


click here