There’s a reason most designs didn’t stick around
It was unofficially the fastest car in its time and still impresses today
The famous physicist kept a catalog of very human transgressions
New research challenges the notion that if the Frank sisters had lived a few days more, they’d have survived the war
An ancient brew could lead to modern-day drugs to fight the superbug
New research shows evidence of an early burial rite
Age doesn’t have much on this rare piece of greenery sprouted from a seed discovered in an ancient Israeli site
The sandwich was a joke but its crumbs proved to be too much — for politicians, not for the mission
Hints of a dark Nazi history found in Argentina
The king’s remains, which were found buried beneath a Leicester parking lot, will be reinterred this week
When the Great French Wine Blight hit in the mid 1800s, the culprit turned out to be a pest from the New World that would forever alter wine production
Researchers use laser scanners to identify a Roman military camp that may have initiated the settlement of the modern Italian city of Trieste
A new study investigates the historical factors leading up to the emergence of pork prohibition
Lincoln was a congress member at the time but not the only one charging too much for travel
A new theory poses that the prehistoric structure could have been something like an “ancient Mecca on stilts”
Controversy surrounds the recent announcement of a re-discovered ancient settlement in the jungles of Central America
A re-examination of a cave find indicates that the early human species sported eagle talons like some kind of prehistoric punk rockers
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