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In the medieval town in the south of France, the crypt beneath the church contains one of the world's most famous remains, including the skull and the bones belonging to…
A serious drought in Mexico revealing the 400-year-old church is almost completely intact, though it has been under water for decades.
St. Mary's Chapel in Scotland used to be a place of detention and trial of those accused of witchcraft in the 15th century.
Items associated with the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, are almost nonexistent, except for the grave that is said to be her burial place in Jersusalem.
A stone found in Israel depicts a sacred temple image, believed to be the place where God is present.
More than four millennia ago, the fortress town of Gonur-Tepe may have been a rare civilization before it was buried for centuries under the dust of the desert Kara Kum,…
A historian of Harvard University has just finished deciphering a piece of faded fourth-century papyrus referring to the wife of Jesus. The piece of papyrus written in C…
Jesus' great-grandfather was a woman named Ismeria - a descendant of the tribe under the Jewish King David, according to a historian's analysis of the records ...
An international team of scientists has discovered a special specimen that is believed to be a reptile that lived 180 million years ago. Information is published in the…
People emit garbage wherever they go, including in space - a big problem for astronauts on long journeys to other planets.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Charles Dickens and Nelly Ternan ... are stealthy relationships that once shocked the world.
Elizabeth I was born on September 7, 1533 - March 24, 1603, Queen of England and Queen of Ireland from November 17, 1558 until her death. She is known for other titles s…
Mary Wolfe, an environmental researcher at Temple University in the United States, and Jeremy Mennis, a professor of geography and urbanism, decided to study the impact…
Biologists from the Queen Mary School of Chemical and Biological Sciences at the University of London found that bees can calculate the best route between flowers.
Whether or not bees choose to go for food, depending on their reserves