Mystery of the massacre in the cave more than 1,000 years ago
Dunmore Cave contained hundreds of human bones and dozens of silver and bronze objects, likely the remains of a Viking-era massacre.
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Dunmore Cave contained hundreds of human bones and dozens of silver and bronze objects, likely the remains of a Viking-era massacre.
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This little creature can live up to 100 years without eating too many times. What's the secret?
Scientists debate whether there is a specific limit to how long humans can live. Some say humans can live to be 1,000 years old.
The 2,000-year-old mummy was discovered in a Dutch bog in 1897, and many believe the young girl was executed or sacrificed.
The Hopi are Native American Indians who have countless mysterious stories and unexpected predictions for the future.
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Astronomers from Curtin University have discovered a star 15,000 light years away that continuously emits radio pulses every 22 minutes.
A mysterious woman lives alone on the island of San Nicolas, after narrowly escaping a massacre of her tribe.
There is a giant, mysterious wall that stretches thousands of kilometers in Antarctica, covered in permafrost, called the Antarctic Wall.
Scientists recently analyzed a Peruvian 10-cent coin of unexplained origin.
The hypothesis of the existence of a nuclear explosion on the hill of death in India 4 thousand years ago is attracting more and more attention from academics and public…
In world history there was a strange event when a team of 50,000 people suddenly disappeared, no one was left alive, and no bodies were found.