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Surprise! Ancient Vikings Ate Yogurt, Peaches, Cinnamon
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Surprise! Ancient Vikings Ate Yogurt, Peaches, Cinnamon

In one story in the Poetic Edda, we meet a young Viking who kills a dragon … Surprise! Ancient Vikings Ate Yogurt, Peaches, CinnamonRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•December 19, 2023
The First Ever Women’s Rights Convention: The Seneca Falls Convention
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The First Ever Women’s Rights Convention: The Seneca Falls Convention

The Seneca Falls Convention, held on July 19 to July 20, 1848, was the first ever … The First Ever Women’s Rights Convention: The Seneca Falls ConventionRead more

by AO•December 17, 2023
These Male Plague-Victims Hold Hands in Death
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These Male Plague-Victims Hold Hands in Death

LONDON, ENGLAND – this past month, archaeologists excavating a plague burial ground at the edge of … These Male Plague-Victims Hold Hands in DeathRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•December 16, 2023
Vast, Sophisticated Roman Mining Operation Found in Spain
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Vast, Sophisticated Roman Mining Operation Found in Spain

MUNIGUA, SPAIN – Excavations at the ancient city of Munigua in southern Spain tell a tale … Vast, Sophisticated Roman Mining Operation Found in SpainRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•December 15, 2023
How the League of Nations Came to Be
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How the League of Nations Came to Be

The League of Nations, an intergovernmental organization, was founded on January 10, 1920 after the Paris … How the League of Nations Came to BeRead more

by AO•December 14, 2023
3,000 Year-Old Child’s Footprints Found With Smashed Paintings in Egypt
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3,000 Year-Old Child’s Footprints Found With Smashed Paintings in Egypt

PI-RAMESSE, EGYPT – Archaeologists have uncovered a mystery at an ancient palace that probably once belonged … 3,000 Year-Old Child’s Footprints Found With Smashed Paintings in EgyptRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•December 13, 2023
Founding Father John R. Livingston “The Chancellor”
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Founding Father John R. Livingston “The Chancellor”

Robert R. Livingston, nicknamed “The Chancellor”, was the first United States Secretary of Foreign Affairs and … Founding Father John R. Livingston “The Chancellor”Read more

by AO•December 12, 2023
The History of Broadway
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The History of Broadway

Broadway, or Broadway theatre, is theatre performances in New York in the 41 professional theatres that … The History of BroadwayRead more

by AO•December 11, 2023
The Five Top Bestselling Authors of All Time
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The Five Top Bestselling Authors of All Time

Have you ever wondered who the best selling authors of all time are? This is a … The Five Top Bestselling Authors of All TimeRead more

by AO•December 10, 2023
How President Andrew Johnson was Nearly Impeached
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How President Andrew Johnson was Nearly Impeached

President Andrew Johnson succeeded President Abraham Lincoln upon his death in 1865. Johnson was Lincoln’s Vice … How President Andrew Johnson was Nearly ImpeachedRead more

by AO•December 9, 2023

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