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Evidence of the Vikings in North America – Excavations at L’Anse aux Meadows
Reconsidering early Australia: New discoveries show continent settled earlier than believed
When Francisco Goya was a deaf man in his 70s, he painted the “Black Paintings” directly onto the walls of his home, all unnamed, and they include some of his most important work
The Memory of Azov Egg: a jeweled Easter egg made in 1891 for Alexander III of Russia that commemorates the voyage undertaken by the Tsar’s sons
One of the few female pirates to sail the high seas – Anne Bonny
Ancestors from the 1st century, buried beneath pottery, are believed to hold key to our past
Shake, rattle, and roll: Bronze age rattle found in Siberia
When Streamlines died, maybe rail design imagination died with them. Aerotrain’s failure in the eye’s of the American public.
Sutton Hoo: 7th-century ship burial mound holds a rare ‘tar’ material find
One of the great executive toys of the European Renaissance, the Mechanical Galleon is a masterpiece of both technological skill and high artistic decoration
