Dating back to the 12th Century, China’s Guangji Bridge is the first pontoon bridge in the world
Discoveries show that Vikings and their family were buried with favorite board games: used to entertain themselves in the afterlife
From brunette factory girl to blond bombshell – Marilyn Monroe was discovered during WWII while working in aircraft factory
In order to advertise their services, prostitutes in ancient Greece wore sandals that left the words “follow me” imprinted in the dirt as they walked
The Lycurgus Cup- A 4th-century Roman glass cage cup that changes color when lit from different angles
Durer found in Flea Market now with a German Museum
The Sam Kee Building: The narrowest commercial building in the world
Awe-inspiring collection of elaborate drinking horns
The Great Stalacpipe Organ: The world’s largest musical instrument located deep in the caverns of Luray, Virginia
The Nazis considered the Sioux, and by extension all Native Americans, to be Aryans
