HUNGRY From New York to Montreal: What's in a Bagel?

Paleo Fitness Course In Koh Lanta. Stage MovNat organisé par Erwan Le Corre et Vic Verdier sur l'île de Koh-Lanta en Thaïlande :

Woman cooking Historical re-enactment Saxon, Viking, Norman history, Woodbridge, Suffolk

HUNGRY Graham and Kellogg: The Health-Crazed Men Behind Our Kitchen Favorites

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In the 15th century, Europeans began to sail west across the Atlantic Ocean in search of new routes to China and the East, but in the process they discovered what they labeled a "New World," although Indigenous people had lived there for centuries. Other explorers have pushed the limits of flight and seafaring, and traversed the frozen Continent of Antarctica.

Exploration

Religion and spiritual issues, including Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, the Bible, Wicca, Buddhism and more, are at the core of human values and history.

Religion

Food is an integral part of human history, serving as both sustenance and a symbol of culture, trade and power. From the earliest days of hunter-gatherers to modern-day globalization, what people eat has influenced the course of history.

Food

Legacy Unpublished

Prehistory, the vast period of time before written records or human documentation, includes the Neolithic Revolution, Neanderthals and Denisovans, Stonehenge, the Ice Age and more.

Pre-History

From religious and patriotic holidays to celebrations of ethnic pride, explore the history of Easter, Passover, New Year's Day, Veterans' Day, Memorial Day and more annual observances.

Annual Observances

World War II was the biggest and deadliest war in history, involving more than 30 countries. Sparked by the 1939 Nazi invasion of Poland, the war dragged on for six bloody years until the Allies defeated the Axis powers of Nazi Germany, Japan and Italy in 1945. Explore the battles, leaders and atrocities from the war and its impact on geopolitics and humankind.

World War II

The Middle Ages, the medieval period of European history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance, are sometimes referred to as the "Dark Ages."

Middle Ages

Inventions from the telephone to the Model T and the computer have defined human history, and inventors like Leonardo da Vinci, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Eli Whitney and Alexander Graham Bell have transformed our society.

Stephanie Butler ‑ Stories

From New York to Montreal: What’s in a Bagel?

Spaghetti and Its Sauces

How Hershey’s Chocolate Helped Power Allied Troops During WWII

Bottoms Up: The Salty History of the Margarita

Airplane Food, From Sandwiches to Smoked Salmon

Food for Thought: The Seder Plate

Beans and Greens: The History of Vegetarianism

Delightful, Delicious Dumplings

Graham and Kellogg: The Health‑Crazed Men Behind Our Kitchen Favorites

The Goods on Brunch

Going Paleo: What Prehistoric Man Actually Ate

The Surprisingly Sufficient Viking Diet