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Etruscan City of the Dead: Largest necropolis in the Mediterranean, thousands of tombs are organized in a city-like plan
The Naveta of Es Tudons is the largest and best preserved funerary naveta in Menorca, used between 1200 & 750 BC
The Ponte Vecchio: The only bridge in Florence that survived WW2, because Hitler liked it
Richard Mansfield was so good at playing Jekyll & Hyde, people thought he could be Jack the Ripper
Dhamek Stupa, India: Believed Lord Buddha gave his first sermon here after attaining enlightenment
Graca Machel is the only woman to have been first lady of two separate countries
Andrei Sakharov – the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb later became a dissident to the Soviet regime, and in 1975 he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
The theme song of M*A*S*H was dubbed “the stupidest song ever written” by its writer
10 Freaky “Old Wives’ Tales”
Ancient Peruvian Burial Site Reveals Child Sacrifice
