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In fifth-century Europe, socks were usually worn by “holy” people to symbolize purity
As legend has it, Major Oak, one of the largest oak trees in England, sheltered Robin Hood and his Merry Men
The Jewel of Prague: The World’s Oldest Astronomical Clock in Use
Basques can breathe easier after Iceland abolishes old law calling for them to be killed on sight
Nazi Germany invented Fanta after the U.S. severed the country’s connection to Coca Cola
New study shows Earth’s first trees had a more complex structure than trees today
Military kit of the common British soldier, from the 11th century to today
In a Chicago museum is a 3,000-year-old Egyptian bust of a woman that reminds people of Michael Jackson
In 1925, two medical students spent 1,500 hours dissecting a nervous system while keeping it intact, their project today valued at $1 million
Stalin’s daughter defected to U.S. in 1967, but returned to the Soviet Union in 1984
