DNA Test Reveals Explorers Club Never Ate Storied Woolly Mammoth Meat
Yale scientists analyzed leftovers from the 1951 fete, and discovered that the legendary dish was actually sea turtle.
Yale scientists analyzed leftovers from the 1951 fete, and discovered that the legendary dish was actually sea turtle.
Created by a paranoid duke, these cards were used for entertainment, not mystical divination.
Forgotten street plans, the ashes of a martyr, and the origins of Doritos.
Archaeologists say it’s wrong to assume the neolithic monument was a boys' club.
Hold on to your fascinators: Buckingham Palace and Notting Hill aren't in the City of London. Read on for more facts about Britain's capital.
We spoke to archaeologist Murat Gülyaz about the phenomenal dig.
His work may have caused joint inflammation in the artist's later years.
"Wives must understand that the life-giving fluid called the semen, which is produced in the creative organs of the man, is of great value in the upbuilding of his own body"
If you were serious about producing a male heir around the turn of the 20th century, there was plenty of questionable advice to follow.
This stranger-than-fiction saga involves a secret dig, a massive success, and unheard-of political corruption.
According to the owner, the NFL refuses to buy it.
12. It's home to an island populated by 4000 rhesus monkeys.
In the Middle Ages, Ibn Battuta left to make a pilgrimage to Mecca at age 22, and didn't come home for almost 30 years.
Together, the two finds highlight the importance of the ancient necropolis of Abusir.
So scientists are searching the Moon pixel by pixel to find what perhaps one day could be some sort of national park for lunar inhabitants.
Sometimes it's ok to swear.
The process of discovery leaves behind a trail of ideas that didn’t pass muster, and the road to just about every breakthrough we’ve made is littered with alternate versions that got left behind.
We used to eat mock turtle, calf's feet, and peacock, among other unusual delicacies.
In order to re-create the sonic history of New York City, historian Emily Thompson has created an interactive website called The Roaring Twenties, exploring the historical soundscape of New York City in the 1920s.
Here are just a few of the famous Americans with Mayflower passengers in their family trees.
8. A battle over Fluff's merits (or lack thereof) tied up the Massachusetts legislature for a week in 2006.
A group of students at Florida International University have created an immersive virtual reality experience that lets guests travel back to 16th century London and watch part of 'Henry V' at the original Globe theater.
100 years ago, a competing version of the Boy Scouts of America drove its rival crazy—when its members weren’t shooting each other.
Learn more about the home of sideburns, the shopping mall, and 384 miles of shoreline.