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Egypt’s Lost Worlds exhibition
Prague’s Old Jewish cemetery is among the oldest surviving Jewish graveyards in Europe
The British clockmaker who invented the first practical marine chronometer, revolutionised seafaring in the 18th century
This medieval castle of Hohenwerfen has served the rulers of Salzburg as a fortification and a residence for hundreds of years
The deadliest Barbarian Weapons through history
The Tin man from The Wizard of Oz was once a real man
Sweden’s 26-mile-long Forsby-Köping cableway was once one of the world’s longest aerial cableways
The remains of the earliest warship known from archeological evidence: The Marsala Ship
The Vikings essentially invented the rap-battle during the fifth century
Strange justice: the animals who went on trial in the Middle Ages
