The Unknown Houses of the Dead in the Caucasus
In the mountains of North Ossetia, there’s a place that’ll make your skin crawl. Dargavs – a necropolis where stone crypts dot a lonely hillside like abandoned houses. They’re the…
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The Halloween Hoax: Orson Welles’ “Alien Invasion Radio Broadcast” and Its Lasting Impact
On the evening of October 30, 1938, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre on the Air delivered a radio broadcast that would become one of the most infamous in history.…
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Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austin read Online
PREFACE. Walt Whitman has somewhere a fine and just distinction between “loving by allowance” and “loving with personal love.” This distinction applies to books as well as to men and…
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The Great Megalith Debate: How Ancient Civilizations Outmaneuvered Modern Engineering in Moving Giants
When we look at ancient megaliths scattered across the globe, we’re left scratching our heads. How did our ancestors move such massive stones with seemingly primitive technology? The recent transport…
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The Swastika: From Ancient Symbol of Good Fortune to a Mark of Hate
The swastika, an ancient symbol with a history spanning thousands of years, has been used across various cultures worldwide as a sign of good fortune and well-being. Its origins trace…
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The Richat Structure: Exploring the Possibility of Atlantis and Ancient Flood Events
The Richat Structure, commonly referred to as the Eye of the Sahara, is a prominent geological formation located in the Sahara Desert of Mauritania. This striking circular feature, which spans…
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Ancient Footprints at White Sands: Rewriting Human History in the Americas
In New Mexico’s White Sands National Park, a remarkable discovery of fossilized human footprints is challenging long-held beliefs about when humans first arrived in the Americas. These ancient tracks, found…
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Breathtaking Eyes
Armenian photographer Suren Manvelyan created a fascinating series of photos of Animal Eyes.
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The Smoked Mummies of the Anga People: A Cultural Tradition in Papua New Guinea
In the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea’s Morobe Province, the Anga people have long practiced a unique form of mummification that has fascinated anthropologists and adventurers. This ritual, which…
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The Journey of Clara: A Caterpillar’s Transformation into a Butterfly
Once upon a time in a lush green garden, there lived a small caterpillar named Clara. Clara was a bright green caterpillar with tiny yellow spots, and she spent her…
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