The life of King Tut’s wife is filled with mystery, but archaeologists might be close to finding her grave and getting answers about her unusual marriages
“Baby airing”: To make sure they had fresh air, new mothers put their infants into baby cages on the windowsills
The life of King Tut’s wife is filled with mystery, but archaeologists might be close to finding her grave and getting answers about her unusual marriages
Lawn jockeys dating back to the Revolutionary War were emblematic of their era
Director Milos Forman, who died at 86, was orphaned by World War II and became a passionate critic of communism after the Prague Spring of 1968
“Game of Thrones” star Kit Harington has a noble ancestor but not King of the North–John Harington invented the flush toilet in 1596
Al Capone, Machine Gun Kelly, Whitey Bulger, and other famous criminals who served time at Alcatraz
On June 25, 2022, hardcore fans of the cult classic “The Thing” will gather at frigid Outpost 31 to celebrate the film’s 40th anniversary
Using 13th century materials and techniques, master builders don medieval attire to work on Guedolon Castle, “the world’s biggest archaeology experiment”
Astronauts on Apollo missions left on the Moon five U.S. flags, two golf balls, and a startling amount of refuse
