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Bronze Age city which flourished for 1200 years has been discovered in Bassetki, Northern Iraq
The Charterhouse in London, an old 14th-century monastery and burial ground for Black Death victims, has opened to the public
Before modern Denmark, the land of beautiful handmade furniture and bicycles was at war
Race for the Antarctic: The Three Polar Stars of the Antarctic
The theories behind Vikings’ expansion of settlements in Eastern and Western Europe
Pirate hunters risked their lives to bring the Golden Age of Piracy to a close
The remarkable Hatley Castle served as a filming location for the “The X-Men” movie series, as Professor Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters
Truganini: The life story of the last surviving Tasmanian Aboriginal
Eisriesenwelt or the “World of the Ice Giants” is the largest ice cave in the world
In 1980, an American nuclear warhead was blown out of its silo by an exploding Titan II missile at Damascus, Arkansas
