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Food for thought: reconstructing the diet of Napoleon's Grand Army
A recent analysis from a 19th century mass grave has revealed the surprisingly complex dietary - and social - diversity among Napoleon's armed forces
History enthusiasts dressed in regimental costumes take part in a re-enactment of Napoleon's famous battle of Austerlitz, celebrating its 210th anniversary near Slavkov u Brna, Czech Republic. Photograph: Petr David Josek/AP
Understanding the historic past can be incredibly challenging. Written records are only as accurate as the knowledge of the author, and historical narratives can be influenced by political orientations and specific agendas. Even accurate depictions of historical events may not reveal the whole truth; how some people may have experienced a particular event may differ radically from how the majority of people experienced it. The version of history that makes its way into history books can be incomplete.
That's why archaeology is necessary to corroborate written documents of historical events. Physical evidence is a powerful check on speculation, deceit, and inaccuracy.
The politics and power of American archaeology
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But archaeology and its related...
A recent analysis from a 19th century mass grave has revealed the surprisingly complex dietary - and social - diversity among Napoleon's armed forces
History enthusiasts dressed in regimental costumes take part in a re-enactment of Napoleon's famous battle of Austerlitz, celebrating its 210th anniversary near Slavkov u Brna, Czech Republic. Photograph: Petr David Josek/AP
Understanding the historic past can be incredibly challenging. Written records are only as accurate as the knowledge of the author, and historical narratives can be influenced by political orientations and specific agendas. Even accurate depictions of historical events may not reveal the whole truth; how some people may have experienced a particular event may differ radically from how the majority of people experienced it. The version of history that makes its way into history books can be incomplete.
That's why archaeology is necessary to corroborate written documents of historical events. Physical evidence is a powerful check on speculation, deceit, and inaccuracy.
The politics and power of American archaeology
Read more
But archaeology and its related...
Join us on this great adventure, for glory and riches!
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About This Game
Get ready for an adventure in history! Logic Artists, the makers of Expeditions: Conquistador, are pleased to bring you Expeditions: Viking.
Prepare for a grand adventure
As the newly appointed chieftain of a modest Viking clan, you'll have a village of your very own. But to carve your name into the runestones of history you'll need great strength, and great wealth to grow your village's prosperity and renown. There is little left to be gained from the Norse lands and so you must set your sights on the the seas to the West, where tales speak of a great island filled with treasure ready for the taking.
Seek your fortune
Your trusted huscarls will follow you to Valhalla if that be the order of the day, but you'll need more than loyalty to leave a legacy that will be remembered for a thousand years. Now assemble a worthy band of warriors, build a ship, and seek your wealth and glory across the sea. Britannia awaits in Logic Artists' Expeditions: Viking.
Main features
• Create your very own Viking chieftain! Carve out your character from our unique...
Tacview 1.6.1 beta 1 is available!
Release Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2017
Operating System: Windows® 32-bit / 64-bit
File Size: 173.1 MB
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Release notes
FEATURES & CHANGES
• It is now possible to display 3D oceans to see submarines
• Added support for custom raw elevation maps with arbitrary coordinates
FIXES
• Fixed a crash in charts when some options where selected
• Online debriefing was not working anymore with Tacview 1.6 final
• It was not possible to change the online debriefing port
• Left ALT was not working properly (e.g. ALT+F4 was not closing Tacview)
Release Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2017
Operating System: Windows® 32-bit / 64-bit
File Size: 173.1 MB
Download: Click Here
Release notes
FEATURES & CHANGES
• It is now possible to display 3D oceans to see submarines
• Added support for custom raw elevation maps with arbitrary coordinates
FIXES
• Fixed a crash in charts when some options where selected
• Online debriefing was not working anymore with Tacview 1.6 final
• It was not possible to change the online debriefing port
• Left ALT was not working properly (e.g. ALT+F4 was not closing Tacview)
historically accurate World War II strategy war game Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943
"Set in North Africa during the Tunisian campaign in World War II, one of World War II's most intense conflicts and offers real-time and turn-based strategy options, making it perfect for hardcore strategy fans, World War II enthusiasts and history buffs," said Vladimir Zayarniy, Graviteam CEO. "We dedicated a lot of time, energy and passion into offering a painstaking level of realism and detail in all of our units and battle scenarios, and for the first time are featuring US military battling against Axis forces."
Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 offers two ways to play, with both turn-based and real-time strategy options, each featuring unparalleled levels of realism with adaptive soldier behavior and complex vehicle damage for more than 50 detailed vehicles created between Germany, U.S and the U.K. Players can choose between the Allied and Axis soldiers to relive the Tunisian Campaign and experience this ambitious and historically accurate tank warfare game.
Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 will launch in May 2017 on Windows PC via Steam. Further details, including a date for commercial launch and an upcoming trailer,...