The Bubonic Plague Is Back – Actually, It Never Left in the First Place
Just a few weeks ago, a man in Oregon was diagnosed with the bubonic plague. Since the world is...
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Archaeologists Find Record-Breaking Prehistoric Bead with a Big Story to Tell
A single, tiny prehistoric bead, measuring only 7 millimeters in length, was recently discovered at the La Prele Mammoth...
Patagonian Cave Art Turns Out to Be Much Older than Believed
Patagonian, a region in the southern tip of Argentina, is referred to as the end of the world. And...
Was Count de Saint-Germain Immortal? Here’s the Evidence
A curious figure from European history, Count de Saint-Germain was a philosopher, adventurer, musician, composer, writer, alchemist, artist, and...
13 Things Woman of the Past Couldn’t Legally Do
We know that women in the United States were not granted the right to vote in elections until 1920...
The Curious (But True) Story of How Curious George Thwarted the Nazis
Remember Curious George, the lovable little monkey from the children’s book series? This cute and spunky monkey, created by...
14 Little Known Triumphs of Black History
Black History Month is more than just a time to remember the historic firsts and innovative accomplishments of African...