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PSA Flight 182: Disaster over San Diego (1978)
It was the morning of Monday, September 25, 1978 in San Diego California. PSA (Pacific Southwest … PSA Flight 182: Disaster over San Diego (1978)Read more
The Face of Prehistoric Scotland: Meet Ava
The face you’re looking at is 3,700 years old. Her name is Ava, and she was … The Face of Prehistoric Scotland: Meet AvaRead more
Battles That Made History: The Siege of Yorktown
Last time on Battles that Made History, we talked about the legendary Battle of the 300, commonly … Battles That Made History: The Siege of YorktownRead more
Does a Paleo Diet Eliminate Cancer? Not According to Archaeology
“Modern medicine tends to assume that cancers and tumours in humans are diseases caused by modern … Does a Paleo Diet Eliminate Cancer? Not According to ArchaeologyRead more
5 Historic Treasures That Were Once Lost
It’s hard to imagine a world without the Mona Lisa, the Bill of Rights, and even … 5 Historic Treasures That Were Once LostRead more
Record Breaking Carnivorous Dinosaur Footprint Discovered
A recent discovery has revealed that carnivorous dinosaurs may have been roaming around South America for … Record Breaking Carnivorous Dinosaur Footprint DiscoveredRead more
American History: Iconic Images You Will Never Forget
There is an old Neil Young song that has a line that says “rust never sleeps.” … American History: Iconic Images You Will Never ForgetRead more
The Society-Changing Invention of Typewriters
First invented in the 1860s, the typewriter was very popular, and used for any type of … The Society-Changing Invention of TypewritersRead more
Archaeology and the Kingdom of Gesher
“The feeling you get is that they are either terrified of something on the outside or … Archaeology and the Kingdom of GesherRead more