Friedrich Nietzsche went mad after allegedly seeing a horse being whipped in the Italian city of Turin
John Philip Kemble – The second greatest eighteenth century English actor, after his sister
Waruga: stone sarcophagus that were used by the Minahasan people to place their dead
Found in a child’s grave, the mysterious Folkton drums are three of the most notable decorated objects of Neolithic Britain
3,800-year-old garden discovered in British Columbia
The Nazi Ratlines: The system of escape routes for Nazis fleeing Europe at the end of WWII
Hoaxes of the Renaissance: the art forgery that helped Michelangelo start his career as an artist
Hester Thrale – A Welsh diarist who described 18th-century life, but mostly the life of Dr. Samuel Johnson
The Dunstable Swan Jewel: The 600-years old medieval brooch made in England or France is the only surviving example of livery badge
On Valentine’s Day 1884, Theodore Roosevelt lost both his first wife and mother within 11 hours of each other
