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Archaeologists who were real-life Indiana Jones
Bourne Wood: The ancient forest near London that film directors love
China demanding “severe punishment” for partying American who broke off the thumb of a warrior statue on museum loan to U.S.
Ailsa Craig-the ghost island where Olympic curling stones are ‘made’
Ohio’s legendary 113-year-old Ghost Ship
Zoroastrianism of ancient Persia may have inspired George R. R. Martin to create the Lord of Light in “Game of Thrones”
When a shark spit out a man’s arm with a boxer tattoo, it launched a murder investigation that led to fraud and organized crime
Two friends with a metal detector were thrilled to discover Roman coins in a Suffolk field, but their joy lasted only 24 hours
In WWI, India provided the largest volunteer army in world history, and its numbers were crucial to the war’s outcome
Personal diary of Samuel Pepys is one of the primary sources of the Great Fire of London in 1666, destroying 80,000 homes in three days
