Julianna
From high-pitched ringing to wild dogs barking, what was the cremation atmosphere really like? The Vikings thought...
Julianna
Julianna is a writer and psychology consultant for True Ancient Horror. Her work explores the intersection between human behaviour and historical atrocity — where ritual, fear, and belief collide.
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Shahr e Sukhteh, c. 2900 BCE They say the first thing you notice is her gaze. No,...
Hollywood shows crucifixion as a neat tableau of outstretched arms and tidy nails through the palms, but...
c. 895 AD: Sigurd challenges Máelbrigte to a peace meeting There are places where the ground remembers...
Hauntings inevitably spark a flurry of questions, the foremost being: Is it real? Did more than one...
Aztec Period: c. AD 1300 to 1521 The Aztec culture is characterised by contradictions, featuring fearless warriors...
And the two cases that prove it’s not just a phobia For centuries, people trusted their eyes...
It seems every culture has similar ideas about death, and one of the main threads that pulls...
George MacKenzie’s tomb in Greyfriars Kirkyard has injured over 500 people since 1999 – and the violence...
Who is Margaret Pole, and what had she done that was so terrible to warrant a beating...
