source: englishistory.net
Queen Mary I of England is best known for burning people of the Protestant faith and restoring England to Catholicism. She was giv...
PHOTO: leamingtonhistory.co.uk
Last time on History's Nutcases, we covered boy-emperor of Rome, Elagabalus, whose hot temper, sexual preferences, and ridicu...
PHOTO: wikimedia
In the swirling, dark fog of factory smoke and London rain, a serial killer legend was born. Deep in the bowels of London's east end, in th...
The painting includes the delegates from America, the British refused to pose for the painting. It was left unfinished. Source: harpers.org
The American Rev...
source: eiffeltowerparis.net
The Eiffel Tower is the most famous landmark in France. Standing at 324 meters/1,063 feet tall, it’s the tallest building in Fr...
PHOTO: wga.hu
It's a battle that's recorded in history textbooks all over the globe, and one of the most decisive battles ever in European history. It began...
PHOTO: The Guardian
ALSACE, FRANCE - Archaeologists seem to have unearthed the remains of a neolithic massacre going back 6,000 years.
A group of researc...
PHOTO: Csejte Castle, szeretlekcsomor.com
Last time on History's Nutcases, we covered the infamous Vlad the Impaler. This week, we're not moving very far fr...
PHOTO: bonesdontlie.wordpress.com
Pretty much everyone has heard of the "Black Death": the plague that wiped out almost 200 million people in Europe during ...
PHOTO: Telegraph
Last time in Unsolved Archaeology we covered the Nazca Lines. This time, we're covering arguably one of the most enigmatic and mysterious o...
