Fake History Hunter

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Just reading old newspapers… as one does, when I found this gem from the Chicago Sunday Tribune from 1900.

This article was originally a thread on social media, which is why it is formatted with lots of images and short responses.

I love pets, I love the Middle Ages, so how could I resist this book!

The annoying thing about studying the Black Death (besides having to read about lots of horrific things of course) is that new discoveries are being made all the time.

I was just randomly looking through some medieval books, as one does, when I discovered that a bunch of these French books for some reason had lots of pictures of bridges with people going over them.

A lot of people say that the Vikings had very good hygiene and that this was rare and unusual in medieval Europe.

A lot of people say that the Vikings had very good hygiene and that this was rare and unusual in medieval Europe.

Found this a while ago and rather enjoyed looking up some of the names on it, so I thought it might be interesting for you too.

This article was originally (partially) a thread on social media, which is why it is formatted with lots of images and short responses.The text is about the image below that paragraph.

This article was originally (partially) a thread on social media, which is why it is formatted with lots of images and short responses.The text is about the image below that paragraph.

There are so many myths & misconceptions going around about the Black Death that I thought it might be a good idea to put a bunch of facts together.

More AI slop polluting the internet with history nonsense.