A Richly Decorated Weapon from Edo Japan Discovered in WWII Rubble in Germany
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A rare 17th-century Japanese samurai sword has been uncovered by archaeologists in Germany, found amidst the ruins of a cellar…
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What Were the Marital Duels in Medieval Germany?
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Medieval justice was very peculiar. I can give a quick and curious example with animal trials. Cats, dogs, bulls, caterpillars,…
Uncovering the Mystery of Europe’s Subterranean Erdstall Tunnels: Why Were They Built?
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Beneath the surface of Europe lies a network of mysterious subterranean passageways known as erdstall tunnels, the origins and purposes…
Ancient Hunters May Have Used Poison Arrows 54,000 Years Ago
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European hunter-gatherers may have developed advanced weaponry much earlier than previously thought, according to a groundbreaking study. This research suggests…
Norway’s Viking Age: A More Violent Society Than Denmark?
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For years, it was widely believed that violence levels in Viking Age societies across Scandinavia were relatively uniform. However, new…
Construction Worker Unearths 700-Year-Old Treasure Trove of Medieval Coins
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In a remarkable discovery this past May, construction worker Claus Völker stumbled upon a hidden stash of medieval coins while…
Decoding Namibia’s Ancient Rock Art
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In the expansive landscapes of modern-day Namibia, remnants of the Later Stone Age come alive through meticulously detailed rock engravings…
This is what the oldest musical instrument in the world sounds like
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Have you ever wondered what the oldest musical instrument in the world sounds like? Well, here is your chance. Unlocking…
10 Intriguing Facts About the Bell Beaker Culture: An Influential Phenomenon in European Prehistory
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The Bell Beaker culture, an archaeological phenomenon spanning several centuries in European prehistory, has long fascinated researchers. Characterized by its…
10 Facts About The Holy Roman Empire
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Uncovering Hidden Gems in Europe’s Historical Powerhouse, the Holy Roman Empire, or Sacrum Imperium Romanum The Holy Roman Empire, a…
Hidden Cosmic Gems: Unearthing the Faint Galaxies in Our Local Group
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Groundbreaking cosmological simulations pave the way for potential discoveries of elusive ultra-diffuse galaxies within our cosmic neighborhood, offering insights into…
The Origin of The Ancient Roman Dodecahedron
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After we discussed the mysterious Roman Flexible Glass, we continue our Roman Inventions journey with an object that, at least,…
What’s the Deepest Hole We’ve Drilled, and Can we Reach the Center of Earth?
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Humankind is a species that is determined to explore. We explore the ocean, we explore the jungles, and we explore…
Worst Year in History: Top-10 Most Atrocious Periods to Be Alive
After the COVID-19 pandemic and the global market crisis, 2020 has been amongst the most potent candidates for the title…
10 Disturbing Secrets of the Dark Web – The Unseen Side of the Internet
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All the websites that you browse daily be it Facebook, YouTube, regular blogging websites, or the search engine results that…
Immanuel Kant Top 10 Statements on Epistemology and Knowledge
Immanuel Kant was born on April 22, 1724, and died on February 12, 1804. He has been a candidate for…
10 Short Quotes by Albert Einstein That Show The Genius He Was
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March 14, 2022, marked the 143rd anniversary of the birth, in 1879, in Ulm (Germany) of Albert Einstein, one of…
Have Orangutans Started Using Stone Tools?
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When did humans start using stone tools? About 2.6 million years ago began the longest era in the history of…
10 UFO Sightings In The Last 1000 Years That Show UFOs Are Not New
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UFOs have been a world obsession since the late 1940s when an American pilot allegedly saw nine objects in the…
Oldest Evidence Of Liquid Water In The Solar System Found Inside Meteorite
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Perhaps you remember the news from a couple of years ago when a meteorite fell in Northern Germany. Two years…
Medieval Entertainment; How Did Medieval People Have Fun?
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For most people, the medieval era is associated either with the dark ages and the blazing fires of the Inquisition…
Unwritten Mystery: Atomic Number 115 – Moscovium; The Future of Space Fuel?
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The periodic table, also known as the Mendeleev table, is a precise classification of chemical elements. Or at least those…