GeschiMag - Archaeology & History - the magazine From the editorial services is a history magazine become 
2009 is my editorial services blog for archaeological and cultural-historical themes went into the net, with offers reporting for print radio and online media, as themes and article supplier for editors and as an information portal for the public. added to this objective and the corresponding offers not changed. Nevertheless, it was now time to of the sum of unstructured content and the now quite numerous articles, which are spread through various media and platforms in the form of GeschiMag - Archaeology and history - the magazine a structured whole, just to make an online history magazine. The following is a brief presentation of current topics:
The American steam navigation of the 19 century is closely associated with the federal consolidation of the U.S.. These include the conquest of the "Wild West" and the formation of the Canadian-American border as well as the American Civil War. And last but not least is the American Steamship 19th Century in many ways a very exciting chapter in the economic, technological and military history. The
here presented selection of reviews and articles pointing to the complexity of the topic, which will be expanded to other facets and contributions.
into foreign worlds. Whether the discovery of the South Seas or the exploration of Siberia, especially the 18 And 19th centuries were marked by spectacular expeditions, whose diaries developed to protect sellers. In the articles on the subject of strange worlds here and travel, regions and issues are considered, which are not always the focus of today's publications.
Historic Ships may be relatively young, as the German nuclear ship Otto Hahn, or as old as the reconstruction of an Athenian trireme. The examples show how far the field of historic ships has been created. Finally, the topic includes not only a period of a few thousand years, but also a spectrum that ranges from underwater archeology, archaeological and experimental reconstructions to the worldwide fleet of museum ships. Critical for the launching of the article in "Historical Ships from AZ" is that it is tangible individual ships.
Forensic Archaeology. Archaeology has actually almost always a forensic nature, it is still basically in excavation and investigation of artifacts therefore, to secure evidence to reconstruct the relationships and events as precisely as possible, identities, relationships, causes of death - find - for example, in grave finds. And last but not least the broad field of chronology, to determine fact or event time of the events at the site as accurate as possible. Ultimately, you could also simply from archaeological clues and scientific analysis - which in the course of forensic and forensic methods use - talk. That sounds far less exciting than the suspense terms "forensic" or "forensic science".
The following contributions on mummies, Amazons, boats or horse show, however, that the term "forensic" is probably less because of the - must seek power - the issues inherent in any case. The term forensic promises particularly more attention to the seemingly dry archeology.
exhibitions. It is common today to spread primarily news and nothing, they say, is as old as the news of yesterday. Often enough, this also applies to exhibitions: they are over, they get incredibly media quickly forgotten - unjustly, I believe, and how this site shows.
here I have deliberately self Exhibition Reviews from 2009 listed, because the events, the exhibits are long gone in various archives and magazines hold, not only exciting news suggestions. Some exhibitions tours for years by the Republic and many have left valuable companion volumes, which are often expected to remain for many years standard literature on the respective exhibition themes.
How to find a list of the said exhibition tips both from the past as well - constantly updated - for the future, combined with reports accompanying exhibition reviews and the odd link.
mythology and history . Often there are identities of nations that rely on more or less ancient mythologies. Cultural myths and mythologies in historical perspective have first to do something once with the declaration of the structures, conventions and power relations of specific societies, cultures and the surrounding natural and political world. Myths therefore not some lifted from ignorance and fear out fantasy stories are developed. Myths explain the world, politics and power justify to wars, oppression and social exclusion. They are therefore ideologies - sometimes supporting the state religions, sometimes as a revolutionary philosophies.
In this context arises the first sight certainly unexpected are the contributions of this page. Since it is of course also about mythical creatures - for example, dragons. It covers but also religious and ideological manifestos - for example, the Bible. And finally, we find this also involves the very real, archaeologically documented historical background of mythological constructs, as the example of Babylon and the gods "shows.
I wish all the users and readers and to become a user (follow me or subscribe to just the posts) have fun browsing and reading.
your Wolfgang Schwerdt
The Great Expedition , Sir Francis Drake on the English Main, 1585-86. (Blurb) In 1585, the English launched a pre-emptive strike against Spain, by attacking her New World colonies. Led by Sir Francis Drake, in command of 21 ships and 1,800 soldiers, the expedition struck first at the Canary Islands, then attacked the city of Santo Domingo and the treasure port of Cartagena. Frequently outnumbered, Drake’s soldiers won an series of spectacular victories and, laden with treasure, sailed home to a hero’s welcome. 
Imperial Japanese Navy Heavy Cruisers 1941-45 . (Klappentext) Designed with little more than a passing nod to the international naval treaties of the inter-war period, the Imperial Japanese Navy’s heavy cruisers were fast and heavily armed. Like the other vessels of the Japanese Navy, the heavy cruisers were technologically superior to and far more innovative than their Allied rivals, whom they met in many of the major Pacific theater battles, including Midway and Leyte Gulf. Mark silence continues his study of the IJN of WWII with this fascinating topic, addressing the design and development of all 18 ships in the six heavy cruiser classes, from pre-war construction and mid-war alterations, to their operational histories and eventual fates. 
The vampire belief in Southeastern Europe - a study of folk belief . Basic studies on the origins, meaning and function of the vampire belief in Romania and the Balkans, published, Peter Mario Kreuter in his book. 
