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How Were The Great Pyramids Built? One Convincing Theory

The construction methodology used to build the Great Pyramids of Egypt remains a mystery in today's study of ancient archaeological sites. Among the many theories that attempt to elucidate the ingenious techniques used by the...

November 18, 2024 Sam T. Weltman


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We all make silly mistakes in our everyday lives—but luckily, they rarely have any sort of impact beyond an embarrassing memory. Unfortunately, other people throughout the years haven’t been so fortunate—and their dumb mistakes end up in the history books for all to laugh at.
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Did Shakespeare Have A Ghost Writer? Exploring The Marlovian Theory

William Shakespeare is widely regarded as the greatest writer to have ever lived—but what if he didn't write all of the works that he is so famous for?
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Thierry Hermès: The Man Behind The World's Oldest Luxury Brand

In the world of fashion, one name stands out among the rest as a symbol of enduring quality and sophistication: Thierry Hermès.
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The World's Eternal Flames That Keep On Burning

Did you know that some fires around the world have been burning for centuries? The following eternal flames have been burning for years on end, and they're all in different places on Earth.
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Aristotle, History's Greatest Philosopher, Was Also The First Marine Biologist

While Aristotle's philosophical works like "Metaphysics" and "Nicomachean Ethics" are widely recognized, his revolutionary findings in marine biology are often overlooked.
May 23, 2024 Sam T. Weltman