A serialized, global narrative history of humankind covering regions from Europe and Asia to the Americas, Sub-Saharan Africa and Oceania, with essays on specific episodes and institutions. Paying subscribers get a monthly reader Q&A and e-book compilations of earlier installments.

Illustrated articles on ancient history and archaeology, covering recent excavations and the everyday lives of people in ancient Near Eastern and Nile Valley societies. Issues combine reporting on new academic findings with narrative retellings built around primary sources such as clay tablets, with some content behind a paywall.

Egyptologist Kara Cooney writes essays and hosts guest conversations connecting ancient Egypt and the ancient world to present-day politics and society. Issues cover scholarly debates such as the hidden chambers near Tutankhamun's tomb, reflections on gender and mortality, and discussions of recent academic books.

A monthly-ish history newsletter that tells long-form narrative stories about historical events and myths, such as the Pompeii eruption and the figure of Mary Magdalene. Free readers get previews while paid subscribers get the full stories and archive.