What The Mummy Gets Wrong About Archaeology
The movie "The Mummy" gets a lot wrong about archaeology. Discover the details of what archaeologists really do and how the film gets it wrong.
Read MoreThe movie "The Mummy" gets a lot wrong about archaeology. Discover the details of what archaeologists really do and how the film gets it wrong.
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Read MoreSome of the weirdest weather events in history have been totally forgotten today.
Read MoreAcross the history of Dungeons & Dragons, there have been hundreds of adventures to experience, and here are the most famous ones, ranked from worst to best.
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Read MoreThere's an array of strange houses out there that are fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes super dumb.
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Read MoreCNN reported in January 2021 that the NRA had filed for bankruptcy in a New York court and planned to move its operations down to Texas.
Read MoreWhen Erik Cowie was found dead, facedown in a bedroom in New York on September 3, the cause was unknown but the 53-year-old's death didn't look suspicious.
Read MoreLong before she was the first Black woman to win a Grammy award, Ella Fitzgerald experienced troubles while living in New York City when she was young.
Read MoreScott Smith was just a student at the University of Manitoba in 1979 when he got a call offering him the bassist gig in a new band called Loverboy.
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Read MoreWho among us hasn't looked at photographs of the ethereal, sweeping North Pole and wondered what it's like to be there? What would it ... smell like?
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Read MoreBeing a picker seems like one of the most enjoyable jobs a person can have, especially when you're fortunate enough to turn your passion into a hit TV show.
Read MoreFellow actor Michael Masse fired a prop gun and Brandon Lee fell to the ground. And didn't get up. The prop was supposed to be loaded with a blank.
Read MoreJehovah's Witnesses live by some rules that outsiders may find unusual. One of those guidelines is about not celebrating anyone's birthday, for several reasons.
Read MoreRoosevelt was thought of as extremely progressive. As forward-thinking as old Teddy was, he had some seriously dark, backward views.
Read MoreHow did the Ancient Egyptians figure out their highly complex embalming and mummification technique to begin with? Most likely, Mother Nature was the teacher.
Read MoreKillers are even more terrifying when they use sneaky methods we don't see coming or when they pick their targets at random -- killing for the sake of killing.
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