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Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in Israel
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Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in Israel

ASHKELON CEMETERY, ISRAEL – Archaeologists have made an incredible discovery along Israel’s coast: a 3,000 year-old … Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in IsraelRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 14, 2023
These Treasures Are Too Precious For Museums
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These Treasures Are Too Precious For Museums

Museums hold some of the most precious items ever to have been created. From the Mona … These Treasures Are Too Precious For MuseumsRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023
Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?
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Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?

The city of Byblos is considered by the UNESCO World Heritage Foundation to be one of … Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
5 Cursed Ancient Artifacts With A Seriously Strange History
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5 Cursed Ancient Artifacts With A Seriously Strange History

Once upon a time, curses were rife, placed upon any number of items as a way … 5 Cursed Ancient Artifacts With A Seriously Strange HistoryRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023
Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored Columbus
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Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored Columbus

Isabella I of Castile ruled as Queen of Castile and León from December 11, 1474 until … Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored ColumbusRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023
Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century Bishop
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Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century Bishop

While we don’t normally think of someone’s bathroom habits as valuable insight into their life, archaeologists … Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century BishopRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
Gone Without A Trace: The Murder Victims History Has Never Tracked Down
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Gone Without A Trace: The Murder Victims History Has Never Tracked Down

Throughout history, there has been no end to the number of unsolved murder cases or lost … Gone Without A Trace: The Murder Victims History Has Never Tracked DownRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023
Did the Huns Build a Monument?
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Did the Huns Build a Monument?

AKTAU, KAZAKHSTAN – In 2010, a man named F. Akhmadulin was wandering along the eastern coast … Did the Huns Build a Monument?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
Spanish Feast: One Of The Most Grisly Defeats In History
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Spanish Feast: One Of The Most Grisly Defeats In History

History has served up a whole range of grisly events. From war to sacrifice, ancient tales … Spanish Feast: One Of The Most Grisly Defeats In HistoryRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023
Crazy Science: 5 Bizarre Things Victorians Did For Research
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Crazy Science: 5 Bizarre Things Victorians Did For Research

Science in the time of the Victorians was very strange indeed. Still in its infancy, the … Crazy Science: 5 Bizarre Things Victorians Did For ResearchRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023

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