Frank Smythe may have spotted Mallory's body in 1936, but kept the news to himself out of respect for the fallen mountaineer
In Old Arabi, Louisiana the historic LeBeau Plantation was burned down by men looking for ghosts, according to local news reports
A new law bans gatherings of more than 10 people
On Sunday, Pope Francis displayed the remains of what is thought to be Saint Peter
It's an adapted version of a Narragansett Native American word that translates to "eaten raw or uncooked"
Archeologists working one the site say it is the largest and oldest wine cellar ever discovered in the Near East
They basted the meat in fat and resin in order to preserve it forever.
Brothers Grimm may have popularized the tale but they certainly didn't win any prizes for originality
Conrad Heyer fought with Washington in the Revolutionary War
Kraft's new orange dye was used in the 17th century to trick people into thinking cheese was better than it was
When compared on equal footing, Marx stands out above the crowd
A new examination of Tut's remains reveals that he was killed in a horrific chariot accident
Silk wasn't the only thing that Vikings got from Eastern lands.
As many as 1,500 pieces of modernist art were just found in a Munich apartment
Leftover mercury will continue to flush through the environment, eventually making its way into the San Francisco bay, for the next 10,000 years
Red Sox fans are partying like it's 1918.
What would early bike designers think of this Tron-like reboot of their classic wheels?
Archeologists in London just turned up a pristine 1,800-year old Roman statue of an eagle devouring a serpent
Here's how Bishop John Wilkins got all the animals to fit on Noah's Ark
Music has been with humans for a very, very long time. But as time marches on, history can lose the records of what that music sounded like
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