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Archaeologists come across “first evidence” of Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain in Kent, a location never considered before
In shadow of environmental summit, a 19th-century German church bulldozed to make way for coal mining
Debunking a few myths about Bonnie and Clyde
Restoration work in Rome’s ancient catacombs reveals 1,600-year-old hidden frescoes
A castle built by the Moors, taken by the Vikings, and conquered by the King of Portugal
An angry aristocrat of the Zeppelin family once forced Led Zeppelin to change their name to play a single show in Copenhagen
So, Michael Jackson patented special shoes for his epic anti-gravity lean, and nothing will be the same again
The oldest tree in the world was alive when Stonehenge was under construction and around the time humans developed their first writing system
When John Gotti ordered the murder of his boss, “Big Paul” Castellano, outside Sparks Steak House, it became “the hit of the century”
When Athelhampton House’s owner died in 1598, his four daughters equally divided the manor and it remained divided for 250 years
