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Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In Alaska
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Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In Alaska

“This will cause other people to think about the Arctic differently.” – H. Kory Cooper, an anthropologist … Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In AlaskaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•March 27, 2026
Did We Just Find d’Artagnan’s Bones?
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Did We Just Find d’Artagnan’s Bones?

Archaeologists in the Netherlands may have found the remains of the real d’Artagnan. Here’s who he was, how he died, and why this discovery matters.

by Hannah•March 26, 2026
Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre Jobs
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Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre Jobs

Do you hate your job? You might be about to change your tune. History has wracked … Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre JobsRead more

by Hannah•March 26, 2026
“The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl,” 1926: 5 Things
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“The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl,” 1926: 5 Things

What was “The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl” in 1926 really about? Five things this odd phrase reveals about dating, beauty, and gender a century ago.

by cameron•March 25, 2026
5 Of The Oldest Objects Ever Discovered
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5 Of The Oldest Objects Ever Discovered

Throughout history, it is the spectacular and the extraordinary that make the headlines. The most fantastical … 5 Of The Oldest Objects Ever DiscoveredRead more

by Hannah•March 25, 2026
Listening In: 5 Outdated Devices The Military Used To Eavesdrop
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Listening In: 5 Outdated Devices The Military Used To Eavesdrop

Eavesdropping is hardly new technology. Throughout history, there have been countless cases of phone tapping and … Listening In: 5 Outdated Devices The Military Used To EavesdropRead more

by Hannah•March 24, 2026
Interracial Love in 1960s New York
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Interracial Love in 1960s New York

An interracial couple walking hand in hand in 1960s Midtown Manhattan looked ordinary. It was not. Here’s what it meant in law, daily life, and American history.

by Jade•March 23, 2026March 24, 2026
1900-Year-Old Mosaic Floors Unearthed in Ephesus
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1900-Year-Old Mosaic Floors Unearthed in Ephesus

“These are municipal residences of prominent and wealthy Ephesian citizens, whose houses served as spaces in … 1900-Year-Old Mosaic Floors Unearthed in EphesusRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•March 23, 2026
Hitler’s “Jewish Grandfather” Fear vs Historical Reality
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Hitler’s “Jewish Grandfather” Fear vs Historical Reality

They look similar because both involve Hitler’s family and antisemitism, but the ‘Jewish grandfather’ story and the artillery-range myth are very different in origin and evidence.

by cameron•March 22, 2026
What If the Maya Had Never Collapsed?
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What If the Maya Had Never Collapsed?

LIDAR shattered the myth of a “lost” Maya world. What if that vast civilization had never collapsed? Three grounded scenarios and what they would change.

by cameron•March 22, 2026

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