Archaeologists May Have Found Captain Cook's Ship off Rhode Island's Coast
The ship was likely scuttled before the 1778 Battle of Rhode Island.
The ship was likely scuttled before the 1778 Battle of Rhode Island.
It’s scientifically proven that they smell amazing.
Proof that the show owes a lot to the art of the Middle Ages.
Political campaigns used to hold late-night parades, when this helmet with a wick would have come in handy.
Archaeologists had to re-think much of what they knew about Monroe's life when they uncovered a large stone house on his estate's grounds.
She was the most famous woman in Romania during the 1980s, but no one had ever seen her face.
He established the Applegate Trail, a less dangerous route for settlers to take from the Midwest into Oregon.
We owe a lot to our innovative forebears.
Lee didn't include her byline, presumably so she wouldn't steal Capote's thunder.
If it weren't for a tragic death in Morse's life, the telegraph may never have existed.
Anchorage is a city on the edge of civilization—and that’s exactly what locals and visitors love about it.
What is considered romantic today would have been scandalous, if not criminal, less than 100 years ago.
5. The dome was the largest ever constructed in the ancient world.
The human body is full of weird, gross and awe-inspiring stuff as we know it—but for people who lived when ideas were unbound by strict anatomical correctness, it was even more so. Here are 10 things people thought, and in some cases still think, were inh
Touring iconic New York City landmarks, the video shows how the Big Apple has changed over the last few decades.
In late 1982, Samantha Smith—a 10-year-old from Maine—wrote a short letter to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov that made a huge impact.
The "Magna Carta of our national pastime" established many of the game's most important rules.
And when did women and babies start surviving it?
The New York City nightclub is the stuff hedonistic legends are made of.
Erik Jan Hanussen hosted extravagant Nazi parties, loaned them money, and consulted with Hitler. Then they found out he was Jewish.
2. The Bard may have had something to do with O-Town's moniker.
Surprisingly, the concept wasn't invented by corporations hoping to sell more vacuums.
Listen to popular music from Mexico in the 1920s, the United States in the 1950s, or Ukraine today.
He majored in physics and philosophy and managed to apply them both to his decades of historic work.