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The Sacred Band of Thebes – The Elite Military Unit of Same Sex Lovers
Heritage
Mark Milligan
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June 30, 2021
The Sacred Band of Thebes was an elite force of shock troops in the Theban army, consisting of 150 paired male lovers that were famed in the classical world during the 4th century BC, for their legendary courage and military strength in battle.
Romosexuality – embracing queer sex and love in Ancient times
Heritage
Mark Milligan
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February 19, 2020
Greek homosexuality has been set upon a pedestal, deemed a worthy and respectable model for romance by philosophers, writers and lovers alike.
Stanford researcher sheds light on life of lesbians in Nazi Germany
Conflict
Mark Milligan
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June 13, 2017
Lesbians may have enjoyed limited toleration during the Nazi regime in Germany, according to new Stanford researc
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Underwater archaeologists discover seal ring depicting the Lighthouse of Alexandria
Mark Milligan
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October 7, 2026
Rare early medieval boat burial discovered in Poland
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Melting ice reveals 6,000-year-old artefacts in Norwegian mountains
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