Using this world map with literal meanings of each country’s name, discover which ones mean “Land of Many Rabbits,” “I Go to the Beach,” and “Hippopotamus”
An invitation to a 100 A.D. birthday party is among the Vindolanda tablets, oldest surviving Roman handwritten documents in Britain
In a shocking scandal, the rebellious creator of Pippi Longstocking bore a child out of wedlock—and her married boss was the father
Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” is one of the greatest speeches in history
Modern crime-solving techniques help solve mystery of a decapitated 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy
Theia – The Unknown Planetary Object Devoured to Form the Earth and Moon
Scold’s Bridle was a horrific device used to punish medieval women for slander and gossip
“For Sale, Baby Shoes, Never Worn” – Hemingway and the Saddest Six-Word Story
Robert Odlum, the first man to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge, to prove that people did not die simply from falling through the air
Nightingale floors: the Japanese flooring system used for alerting castle lords to nighttime attacks by ninja assassins
