The Kasubi Tombs: Baganda’s tradition of burying their royalty
Guy de Maupassant ate lunch everyday at the base of The Eiffel Tower, because that was the only place in Paris from which he could not see it …
Some of the creepiest haunted tunnels in the United States and Canada
British archaeologists find engraved stones at hunter-gatherer site
Famous gunfighter Doc Holliday of the O. K. Corral was an award-winning dentist in Texas …
2,000-year-old bobcat thought to have been a Native American pet
The tragedy of the Selk’nam people – one of the last native tribes in South America
The history of the Tutu – the ballerina’s signature outfit
The macuahuitl was a sword with obsidian blades used mostly by the Aztecs. It was sharp enough to decapitate a man, and even a horse
In Ancient Greece the winners of the Panathenaic Games were given as prizes amphoras, containing as much as 10 gallons of olive oil
