Bronze Age war: Study of oldest battlefield in Europe suggests 2,000 fighters, some of them mercenaries
The history of the gymnasium: from a school for naked exercise to wellness empire
Madame Tussaud narrowly escaped execution by guillotine during the French Revolution
Most of Bob Ross’s 30,000 “happy little trees and clouds” were donated to charity and fundraisers
Anna Anderson, the impostor of Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov for 63 years
The dancers Ruth St. Denis and Roshanara each claimed the more “authentic” form of Indian dance
Oswald’s trip to Cuban and Soviet embassies in Mexico City could be focus of JFK assassination files
A horse named Comanche survived the Battle of Little Bighorn despite being shot seven times
The Borujerdis house: a masterpiece of traditional Persian architecture of the 19th century
Serralves: Once the villa of an Art Deco-obsessed Portuguese count, now a cultural center
