How A Devastating Plague May Have Hastened The Demise Of The Roman Empire

When Rome was at the height of its power, a mysterious pandemic swept through the empire, taking as many as 3,000 lives each day.

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How A Devastating Plague May Have Hastened The Demise Of The Roman Empire Nearly 10 percent of the total Roman population had perished by the time the plague was over.

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Stonehenge's Massive Stone Slabs Were Fit Together Like Giant LEGOs "Stonehenge is completely unique in that it's the only stone circle that we know of anywhere in the world that has these types of joints."

This 2,400-Year-Old 'Siberian Ice Maiden' Is Supposedly Keeping One Russian Region COVID-Free

Melting Glacier Reveals Over 1,000 Viking Artifacts Including Arrows And A Tunic Sled fragments, horseshoes, and even animal dung are among the objects archaeologists have found on the Lendbreen ice patch.

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How A Murderous Texas Gangster Turned Las Vegas Into 'Sin City' Before helping make Las Vegas what it is today, gambler and mob boss Benny "Cowboy" Binion ran the rackets in Dallas.

Did Frédéric Bartholdi Make A Last Minute Design Change To The Statue Of Liberty?

Monkeys Crossed The Atlantic On Rafts 30 Million Years Ago Back when these monkeys set sail, the distance between Africa and South America was between 930 and 1,300 miles.

Poem From Plague-Era Poetry Battle Contains One Of The Earliest Uses Of The F-Word

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