ALSACE, FRANCE – Archaeologists seem to have unearthed the remains of a neolithic massacre going back … Archaeologists Unearth 6,000 Year Old MassacreRead more
J.D. Salinger: A Life of Seclusion
Known for the revolutionary novel, The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger makes our list for one of … J.D. Salinger: A Life of SeclusionRead more
Explorers Who Got Lost: Christopher Columbus and Vasco de Gama
During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, exploring was the thing to do. Europe was just now … Explorers Who Got Lost: Christopher Columbus and Vasco de GamaRead more
The Evolution of the Nineteenth Century Bicycle
The first ever bicycle like device dates back to the 1490s. Leonardo da Vinci sketched one … The Evolution of the Nineteenth Century BicycleRead more
400-Year-Old Native American Homestead Discovered
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA – Archaeologists have discovered a rare 400-year-old Native American homestead site that belonged to … 400-Year-Old Native American Homestead DiscoveredRead more
Unsolved Archaeology: Moai of Easter Island (Part I)
They stand in silence facing inward from the ocean, as if they are a line of … Unsolved Archaeology: Moai of Easter Island (Part I)Read more
A Brief Look on the Life of James Madison
James Madison Jr. was the fourth President of the U.S., serving from 1809-1817. Not only that, … A Brief Look on the Life of James MadisonRead more
Roald Dahl: The Man Behind the Imagination
Today, let’s have some fun. Many of you probably grew up reading novels such as James … Roald Dahl: The Man Behind the ImaginationRead more
Herman Melville: A Life of Adventure
The masterpiece Moby-Dick didn’t see much popularity until after Herman Melville’s death. Unfortunately for Melville, he was never … Herman Melville: A Life of AdventureRead more
The Making of the Iconic Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty today is one of America’s most iconic landmarks. Opened to the public … The Making of the Iconic Statue of LibertyRead more