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The Giant Norias of Hama: 17 magnificently engineered water wheels believed to date to the 4th century BC
The Wieliczka Salt Mine: An astonishing underground city, dating from 13th century
The Dreyfus affair, one of the tensest political dramas in France, for which Emil Zola wrote “J’Accuse…!”
The Sicilian bar in “The Godfather” where Michael Corleone learns Apollonia’s name still open for business
Boar’s tusk helmets, highly decorative, worn by warriors in the Mycenaean era 1600 BC
The hurdy-gurdy, an instrument that dates back to medieval times was a favorite of French kings
A group of 400-year-old petroglyphs emerges from beneath the beach sand of Hawaii
Corpses found in bogs unusually well preserved, and sometimes yield clues of ritual sacrifice and punishment
The Sri Shambulingeshwara Swamy temple to be dismantled and moved, to prevent being swamped again
Titanic conspiracy theories include the claim that the ship never sank
