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Malham Cove: A Harry Potter location and briefly the highest “single drop” waterfall in England
Archaeologists come across “first evidence” of Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain in Kent, a location never considered before
The wealthiest African American community in the 1920s, nicknamed “Black Wall Street,” was destroyed by a vengeful mob
The bad news is the alleged “yeti” remains are those of a bear, but the good news is researchers now understand more about Himalayan bears
Operation Meetinghouse: The 1945 firebombing of Tokyo was the single deadliest air raid in history
Corpses found in bogs unusually well preserved, and sometimes yield clues of ritual sacrifice and punishment
The history of the Knights Templar and other medieval orders that influenced “Game of Thrones”
Anne Boleyn’s bold, feminist, no-nonsense tendencies are what cost her her head
New discoveries on the Trundholm Sun Chariot, artifact discovered under a Danish peat bog
The Culper Ring: The spy ring of Long Island neighbors who conveyed secrets about the British to George Washington
