Revelers in Ireland transformed the root vegetables into lanterns designed to ward off dark spirits
The newly restored road, once lined with around 700 towering sculptures, is set to open to the public in the coming weeks
An exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum features some of the painter's most famous portraits of power players in Henry VIII's court
Althorp has served as the seat of the Spencer family since the early 16th century
A Minnesota museum's third annual contest invites the public to vote on which of nine antique toys is the most unsettling
A new book by scholar Mary Wellesley spotlights the anonymous artisans behind Europe's richly illuminated volumes
Frankish soldiers camped at the site before the 1187 Battle of Hattin, which ended in a decisive victory for Muslim sultan Saladin
The rare sixth-century grooming tool features intricate carvings of a hunting scene
The decorated general broke racial barriers in the U.S. military but attracted criticism for his part in paving the way for the Iraq War
The findings could upend scientists' understanding of human evolution—but the paper has proven controversial
The four-foot-long weapon is encrusted in marine organisms but otherwise in "perfect condition"
Scholars have yet to identify the young boy, but new research offers insights on his age and likely background
Scientists found no distinct relationship after examining ancient teeth of both populations
Some 1,800 years ago, residents of Blaundos buried their dead in highly decorated graves cut into the sides of a surrounding canyon
Counties with higher numbers of statues honoring the Confederacy recorded more racially motivated killings of Black Americans
The towering likeness is an oversized replica of a 15th- or 16th-century limestone artwork discovered earlier this year
Ancient poop from salt mines in the Alps contained the same fungi used in brewing and cheesemaking today
"Wrapped in bubble wrap" and forgotten, the artwork had collected dust in one of Weston Hall's nine attics for decades
She spent nearly 40 years at the company, reviewing animations and planning camera angles for classics like "Snow White" and "Dumbo"
The sign identifies the 19th-century statesman as a "committed British colonialist"
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