Pope Stephen IV exhumed his predecessor, found him guilty of heresy and punished his corpse
Friedrich Nietzsche went mad after allegedly seeing a horse being whipped in the Italian city of Turin
John Philip Kemble – The second greatest eighteenth century English actor, after his sister
Waruga: stone sarcophagus that were used by the Minahasan people to place their dead
Found in a child’s grave, the mysterious Folkton drums are three of the most notable decorated objects of Neolithic Britain
3,800-year-old garden discovered in British Columbia
The Nazi Ratlines: The system of escape routes for Nazis fleeing Europe at the end of WWII
Hoaxes of the Renaissance: the art forgery that helped Michelangelo start his career as an artist
Hester Thrale – A Welsh diarist who described 18th-century life, but mostly the life of Dr. Samuel Johnson
The Dunstable Swan Jewel: The 600-years old medieval brooch made in England or France is the only surviving example of livery badge
