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Javier Murcia, "The Battle Of Thermopylae," National Geographic History Magazine, 7 (January/February 2022): 48-61.

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Antonio Ratti, "Vikings In The Mediterranean," National Geographic History Magazine, 7 (November/December 2021): 43-54.

  Elisa Castel, "Adoring Amun: Sacred Rituals At Karnak," National Geographic History Magazine, 7 (July/August 2021): 20-33.

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  David Alvarez, "The Need For Speed: Chariot Racing In Rome," National Geographic History (May/June 2021): 60-75.

  Francisco Del Rio Sanchez, "Solomon And The Queen: Jerusalem Meets Sheba," National Geographic History (May/June 2021): 28-43.

  Marcos Martinon-Torres, "The Warriors Of Xi'an," National Geographic History (May/June 2021): 46-59.

  Cesar Sierra Martin, "The Plague Of Athens: War And Pestilence," National Geographic History (May/June 2021): 34-45.

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  Veronica Walker, "Lumbini: Birthplace Of The Buddha," National Geographic History (September/October 2020): 34-47.

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Carlos Garcia Gual, "Herodotus: The Father Of History," National Geographic History, 4 (March/April 2018): 40-51.

Fernando Lillo Redonet, "The Politics Of Pompeii," National Geographic History, 4 (March/April 2018): 52-63.

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  Tim Folger, "Why Did Greenland's Vikings Vanish?," Smithsonian (March 2017).

Juan Luis Montero Fenollos, "Babylon: Envy Of The Ancient World," National Geographic History, 2 (January/February 2017): 34-43.

  Francisco Javier Murcia, "Boys' Night In," National Geographic History, 2 (January/February 2017): 44-53.

  Borja Pelegero, "Attila Against Rome: Formation Of A Fateful Alliance," National Geographic History, 2 (January/February 2017): 54-61.

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  Matthew Shaer, "A Secret Tunnel Found In Mexico May Finally Solve The Mysteries Of Teotihuacan," Smithsonian (June 2016).

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  Francisco Javier Gomez Espelosin, "Salvation At Salamis," National Geographic History, 2 (May/June 2016): 42-51.

  Juan Pablo Sanchez, "Death Of The Republic: Rome After Caesar," National Geographic History, 2 (May/June 2016): 52-61.

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  Fernando Lillo Redonet, "Antony And Cleopatra," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 18-29.

  Carlos Garcia Gual, "Parthenon," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 30-41.

  Fernando Lillo Redonet, "Praetorians: Swords Of The Emperor," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 42-53.

Eduardo Morales Romero, "Norse America," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 54-65.

  Antoni Virgili, "The Black Death," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 66-77.

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  Helen Thompson, "Genome Analysis Links Kennewick Man To Native Americans," Smithsonian (June 18, 2015).

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