5 Things our ancestors built that no one can explain

5 Things our ancestors built that no one can explain

by | Nov 21, 2019 | Historic Survival

5 Things our ancestors built that no one can explain Most ancient structures are exactly how you’d expect them to be, with the level of technology at the time matching the architecture and the way they were built. Sites like burial mounds and castles have their...
Survival food of the 1600’s

Survival food of the 1600’s

by | Nov 14, 2019 | Historic Survival

Survival food of the 1600s During the 1600’s the superpowers of Europe developed boat-building technology to sail around the world, and this new type of ship construction allowed them to reach new and exotic lands, meet unique and interesting individuals, and promptly...
How did they survive winter in the bronze age

How did they survive winter in the bronze age

by | Oct 1, 2019 | Historic Survival

How did they survive winter in the Bronze Age? The Bronze Age in Britain started around 3,000 BCE after the Copper Age, a short 500-year period of the country’s first metal age. The discovery of how to make bronze gave people huge advantages over their previous...
How did stone age people survive winter?

How did stone age people survive winter?

by | Sep 13, 2019 | Historic Survival

How did Stone Age people survive winter? The human race has been through some hard times since we’ve been around, but little comes close to the challenge of surviving through a Stone Age winter. Lacking any kind of proper clothing and having to live in homes...
Survival food of the 1600’s

How to survive a voyage to America in the 17th century

by | Aug 28, 2019 | Historic Survival

How to survive a voyage to America in the 17th century The very first English colony established in North America was Jamestown on May 14, 1607, a tiny fort-like village built on the banks of the James River. It didn’t take long for people back home to realise the...