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Weird History: The Mystery Of Major John Andre

Weird History: The Mystery of Major John Andre

Posted on March 6, 2014June 15, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

Many people may have heard the tale of Major John Andre (he was captured, tried and hung during the American Revolution). After all the time that had passed, the story of Major Andre was still talked about when I was young. But…I have seen something of Major Andre that I guarantee very few in this…

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Weird History: Ten Facts You May Not Know Happened…

Posted on March 1, 2014June 13, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

Here at the Hive, we are obsessed with absurd and downright weird facts of the historical variety. Recently, we regaled you with the tale of the the American town who hung an elephant. We also shared the curious, creepy urban myth of ‘Spring-Heeled Jack’. Our commitment to blow your minds with weird historical facts is…

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Never Mind Valentine’s Day! I’m Going To A Monkey Parade

Posted on February 17, 2014June 17, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

As some of you may have noticed, it was Valentine’s Day a few days ago. With its heart-shaped chocolate boxes and love bugs, it seems to have the ol’ Marmite effect on people: you either love it or you hate it! So, as Cupid puts down his arrow for another year and the roses start…

Pop Songs With Historical Undertones

Pop Songs With Historical Undertones

Posted on November 18, 2013June 17, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

As long as songs have been written and sung, they have been used to tell stories. From classical composers to modern day chart toppers, many have taken historical events as their inspiration.  Take a look at this small collection of history-themed hits: 99 Red Balloons – Nena (1984) “The war machine springs to life…Where ninety…

Symbolic Behaviour: From Cave Art to Graffiti

Posted on April 4, 2013June 13, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

There are obvious similarities between ancient cave art and modern-day graffiti, but where did this symbolic behaviour come from? Why do humans have this innate need to express their feelings through abstract shapes and symbols, and when did it all begin? From pigments to printing presses, symbols changed the way humans lived and provided a…

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If In Doubt, Paddle Out: The History of Sufing

Posted on March 27, 2013September 11, 2020 by HistoricalHoney

Whilst living in Australia last year, I developed an warm affection for surfing, I mean, its hard not too when you live in a country where an entire lifestyle is built on the sport. Even though I didn’t actually surf myself, I spent countless hours photographing my partner on his quest to stand up and ride…

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