The Great Wall of China has Existed Longer than Christianity
The Great Wall of China stands as a great craftmanship of...
The Great Wall of China has Existed Longer than Christianity
The Great Wall of China stands as a great craftmanship of...
Pirates and Sailors Didn’t Wear Eyepatches Because of Injuries
Contrary to popular belief, historical evidence suggests that pirates and sailors wore eyepatches not to prevent injuries but to cover empty eye sockets resulting from injuries. One prevalent theory, though lacking historical substantiation, posits that eyepatches...
Plague of Justinian Hastened the Fall of the Roman Empire
Between 541 and 543 AD, the devastating "Justinian" bubonic plague swept across the Mediterranean, claiming the lives of a staggering 35% to 55% of the population. While this plague did not directly cause the fall of the Western Roman Empire, it significantly hastened...
Augustus Caesar was the Wealthiest Man to Ever Live in History
Augustus Caesar, the inaugural emperor of the Roman Empire, is considered one of history's wealthiest individuals. His vast fortune, estimated at around $4.6 trillion in today's currency, made him potentially the richest person ever known. Augustus possessed a fifth...
Victorians Ate Arsenic to Make Their Complexion Paler
They associated a pale complexion with elevated social status, viewing it as a sign of wealth and prestige. Also, a fair complexion was seen as evidence that a woman did not engage in outdoor labor, further enhancing her perceived refinement and gentility. In the late...
In the Roman Empire, Gladiator Blood was Used to Treat Epilepsy
In ancient Rome, an unusual remedy for epilepsy existed: drinking warm blood drawn from the cutthroat of a slain gladiator. This peculiar practice was believed to impart strength and vitality to those suffering from the condition. The origins of this belief can be...
In the Ancient Olympics, Athletes Performed Naked
Back in the days of the Ancient Olympics, things were done a bit differently than they are now. Imagine this: athletes competing in their birthday suits! Yep, that's right - they performed completely naked. Now, this might sound surprising, but there's solid evidence...
The Egyptian Book of the Dead
The "Book of the Dead" is a term we use nowadays to talk about a bunch of ancient Egyptian ritual spells. These spells were like instructions and chants to guide people through the afterlife. It's a fascinating text because it gives us some really vivid pictures of...
The Surge of Digital Payments: A Global Perspective
The world of financial transactions is undergoing a monumental shift. It moves swiftly from traditional cash-based dealings to a digital-first approach. This transition is not just a trend but a global movement, powered by the rise of digital payment systems. These...
Ancient Greek Computer – The Antikythera Mechanism
The Antikythera mechanism is a remarkable feat from ancient Greece, often hailed as the earliest known analog computer. Its intricate design and craftsmanship hint at the existence of earlier versions during the Hellenistic period. Constructed using advanced theories...
Napoleon Bonaparte was Once Attacked by a Horde of Bunnies
Legend has it that Napoleon Bonaparte, the famous French leader, had a rather unusual encounter in July 1807 while out hunting to celebrate the signing of the Treaty of Tilsit. It was supposed to be a joyous occasion, with Napoleon and his entourage ready to enjoy...
Alexander the Great was Buried Alive
According to a recent study, Alexander the Great, renowned for his military prowess, was believed to have been buried alive. The study suggests that he fell victim to a rare illness that rendered him paralyzed for six days, gradually stripping him of his motor...
Top 8 Engineering Achievements of Ancient Roman Civilization
The ancient Roman civilization arched a name in history with its large influence on modern-day engineering. Some of the age-defining developments include the use of cement adopted by Roman engineers. The current engineering space largely borrows from insights and...
Egyptians Used Slabs of Stone as Pillows
Ancient Egyptians had a unique approach to sleeping comfort – they used stone slabs as pillows, known as headrests. These headrests served the practical purpose of supporting their necks while they slept, ensuring a comfortable position throughout the night. Also,...
Did You Know that Charles Darwin Invented His Own Office Armchair with Wheels?
Did you know that Charles Darwin, the famous naturalist, invented his own office armchair with wheels? Even though wheeled office chairs existed before, they weren't as comfortable or ergonomic as the ones we use today. Darwin, known for his relentless work ethic,...
At What Point in History did People Start Studying History?
When did people actually start getting curious about history? Well, it's kind of tricky to pinpoint an exact time, but we think it all started during what we call "Proto-history." This period falls between pre-history, when there were no written records, and what we...
A Chinese Emperor Escaped an Assassin by Running Around a Pillar
During his rule as the first emperor of China's Qin Dynasty, Zheng of Qin faced numerous threats to his life, with assassination attempts being a constant concern. These dangers weren't limited to his reign as emperor; even when he was still the King of Qin, attempts...
Cucumbers Used to be Called “Cowcumbers
In the past, cucumbers were known by a different name - "cowcumbers." However, the term we use today, "cucumber," has its roots in the Latin word "cucumis." Interestingly, this name might have originated from the Sanskrit word "kukumba," which dates back over 3,000...
After the First Aircraft Crashed, No One Knew Who was Legally at Fault as the Invention was Brand New
After the first aircraft crash, there was confusion regarding legal responsibility since the concept of flying machines was entirely new. The incident occurred on September 17, 1908, during a modified Wright Brothers aircraft demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. The...
Two Cities in Italy Got into a War Over a Bucket
In 1325, a peculiar conflict erupted between two Italian city-states, Bologna and Modena, known as the War of the Bucket or the War of the Oaken Bucket. This war manifested the longstanding rivalry between the Guelphs and Ghibellines, two opposing factions that vied...
Ever Since Pluto has been Discovered, It hasn’t Made a Full Revolution Around the Sun Yet
Since its discovery in 1930 by American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh, Pluto has yet to complete a full orbit around the sun. Situated beyond the orbit of Neptune, Pluto was initially spotted using the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Named after the ruler of the...
Lobster Used to be a Poor Man’s Food and was Even Served to Prisoners
Once upon a time, lobster had a rather humble reputation, far from the luxurious delicacy it is today. Surprisingly, lobster was widely regarded as food for the less fortunate during the colonial era and beyond. In fact, it was so abundant and inexpensive that it...
More Planes were Destroyed in WW2 than Currently Exist on Earth Today
During the tumultuous years of World War II, the skies witnessed a staggering number of aircraft engaged in combat, training exercises, and various other missions. While pinpointing the exact tally of planes lost during this global conflict remains elusive, records...
Albert Einstein was Offered the Role of Becoming Israel’s Second President in 1952
In 1952, following the passing of Israel’s first president, Chaim Weizmann, the Israeli government extended an offer to Albert Einstein to serve as the country's second president. This offer came from Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Einstein, renowned for his...
Mozart Wrote a Song Called “Leck mich im Arsch” (lick me in the ass)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, renowned for his musical genius, composed a lesser-known piece titled "Leck mich im Arsch" (translated as "Lick me in the ass"). While Mozart is celebrated for masterpieces like "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," this composition, primarily known for...
Archeologists Discover Pizza Painting Dating Back Over 2,000 Years
Who invented Pizza afterall?
Historians Discovered A New Chapter In The Bible Hidden For 1750 Years
So old and well know yet so much we still do not know
18,000-Year-Old Frozen Puppy Confirmed As The Oldest Dog
Could this be one of the first domesticated dogs in history?
The Real-Life “Suicide Squad” Who Saved Europe 30 Years Ago
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Where Is the Garden of Eden Located Today?
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The Woman Who Was Pregnant for 12 Months
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Who Actually Discovered America?
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Descent into Madness: William Utermohlen Documented Battle Against Alzheimer’s
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The Day 400 Million People Became Free
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10 of the Biggest Robberies in History
Some people stole more than the net worth of some countries
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Salazar: The Forgotten Dictator
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The First Expedition To Reach the Top of the World
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The Myth of Black People Not Feeling Pain Is Still Believed to This Day
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Letters Depicting the Horrors Lived by Prisoners Inside Soviet Gulags
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Why Hasn’t America Learned Anything From American History X?
The Philosophy of Hate
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The 2000 Year Old Ice Machine in the Desert
How a lost civilization used to create ice in the middle of the desert
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The Tragic Story Behind the Most Kissed Girl in the World
Not a Romantic history
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Archeologists Discover Pizza Painting Dating Back Over 2,000 Years
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Historians Discovered A New Chapter In The Bible Hidden For 1750 Years
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18,000-Year-Old Frozen Puppy Confirmed As The Oldest Dog
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The Real-Life “Suicide Squad” Who Saved Europe 30 Years Ago
Somehow they managed to survive
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Where Is the Garden of Eden Located Today?
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The Woman Who Was Pregnant for 12 Months
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Who Actually Discovered America?
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Descent into Madness: William Utermohlen Documented Battle Against Alzheimer’s
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The First Expedition To Reach the Top of the World
Discovery of the North Pole
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The Myth of Black People Not Feeling Pain Is Still Believed to This Day
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Letters Depicting the Horrors Lived by Prisoners Inside Soviet Gulags
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Why Hasn’t America Learned Anything From American History X?
The Philosophy of Hate
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