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Edward Teach (Blackbeard) blackbeard
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Edward Teach (Blackbeard)

Matt Tait July 5, 2025 0
Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, is among the most notorious pirates in history. Active during the...
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Gil-galad: The High King’s Role in Middle-earth Gil-Galad
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Gil-galad: The High King’s Role in Middle-earth

Matt Tait July 4, 2025 0
Gil-galad, known in Quenya as Ereinion, meaning “Scion of Kings”, was the last High King of the...
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Funniest Bugs That Still Exist in Skyrim

Matt Tait July 4, 2025 0
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has become infamous not only for its scale and freedom but for...
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Mandau: Traditional blade from Borneo mandau
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Mandau: Traditional blade from Borneo

Matt Tait July 4, 2025 0
The Mandau is the traditional sword of the Dayak peoples of Borneo, particularly associated with the Iban,...
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Merlin (TV Series) – A Complete Review merlin tv series
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Merlin (TV Series) – A Complete Review

Matt Tait July 3, 2025 0
Merlin is a British fantasy-adventure series that aired from 2008 to 2012 on BBC One. Loosely inspired...
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Tacitus: Roman historian who painted a vivid picture

Matt Tait July 3, 2025 0
Tacitus stands among the most incisive and enigmatic figures of Roman historiography. Writing in the late first...
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French AN IX Light Cavalry Sabre: Everything We Know French AN IX Light Cavalry Sabre
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French AN IX Light Cavalry Sabre: Everything We Know

Matt Tait July 3, 2025 0
The French AN IX Light Cavalry Sabre was standardised in 1801 (Year IX of the French Revolutionary...
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The Secret History of the Harfoots harfoots
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The Secret History of the Harfoots

Matt Tait July 2, 2025 0
The Harfoots are one of the three early hobbit breeds known to have roamed Middle-earth before settling...
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How to Beat Every Main Boss in Elden Ring

Matt Tait July 2, 2025 0
Definitive Tactics for Every Major Encounter Elden Ring’s bosses are punishing, but they all follow patterns that...
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Raymond Berengar IV of Barcelona: The Architect of Aragon’s Ascent raymond berengar iv
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Raymond Berengar IV of Barcelona: The Architect of Aragon’s Ascent

Matt Tait July 2, 2025 0
Raymond Berengar IV (c. 1113–1162), Count of Barcelona, emerges as a central figure in the evolution of...
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  • Reconstructing the Battle: Archaeological Methods in Action
    by Jayne Ellis on July 13, 2026 at 6:34 pm

    Ancient battles rarely leave behind neat explanations. There are no helpful signposts declaring, “The decisive cavalry charge happened The post Reconstructing the Battle: Archaeological Methods in Action appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Medieval Swords: The Complete History of Their Development, Evolution and Decline
    by Jayne Ellis on July 10, 2026 at 12:54 pm

    From Viking blades and knightly arming swords to Japanese katana and Indian talwars, the medieval world produced an The post Medieval Swords: The Complete History of Their Development, Evolution and Decline appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Getting Started with HEMA: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Historical European Martial Arts
    by Jayne Ellis on July 7, 2026 at 1:09 pm

    Historical European Martial Arts, better known as HEMA, is one of those hobbies that quietly pulls people in The post Getting Started with HEMA: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Historical European Martial Arts appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • Most popular swords sold at auction (ranked)
    by Matt Tait on July 1, 2026 at 3:49 pm

    Not every sword sold at auction is a priceless relic carried by a king or legendary general. In The post Most popular swords sold at auction (ranked) appeared first on Seven Swords.

  • How Deep Are Archaeological Remains Buried?
    by Jayne Ellis on June 28, 2026 at 6:48 pm

    One of the questions I hear most often is surprisingly simple: how deep do archaeologists actually have to The post How Deep Are Archaeological Remains Buried? appeared first on Seven Swords.

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