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Jon Giunta Author Ancientpedia

Jon Giunta

Meet our Editor in Chief, Jon Giunta! He has spent his lifetime researching and studying everything related to ancient history, civilizations, and mythology. He is fascinated with exploring the rich history of every region on Earth, diving headfirst into ancient societies and their beliefs. His curiosity about how ancient civilizations viewed the world and how those views affected their belief systems and behaviors is what drives him. He is constantly looking for new topics in the field to delve into. Please let us know if you are interested in a specific topic not written about on the site yet. He aims to consistently provide our users with new, high-quality, deeply researched articles. Jon is constantly traveling, seeking out new traditions, beliefs, rituals, and ceremonies across as many countries as he can get to. His hunger to learn the ways of all civilizations, new and ancient, across the globe is what fuels him. His life passion is seeking out this knowledge and sharing it with any many people as possible. He believes that sharing the knowledge of the past is what will drive the future. Please feel free to reach out on our contact page with any questions or inquiries.

Draupnir: Uncovering the Mystique of Odin’s Ring in Norse Myth

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The 42 Laws of Maat: Timeless Principles for Living

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The Jomsvikings: Redefining Viking Warrior Culture

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Ankhesenamun: The Hidden Story of Tutankhamun’s Queen

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Ceiba Tree: The Heart of Maya Culture and Ecology

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