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Glass is liquid at normal temperature?
Many of us have heard the news: Medieval cathedrals possess glass (also known as glass) windows at the bottom of the thicker than the top.
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8 unknown things about swearing
Swearing language has been around for a long time in every country in the world. Medieval literary expert Melissa Mohr traced back to Roman times to trace the use of vul…
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Interesting things about ancient castles in Europe
Today the castles in Europe are only historical relics, serving tourists and not being human residences.
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Cleopatra scientist
Cleopatra may not be as sexy as described by Greek and Roman scholars, but a brilliant scientist.
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Is the Shroud of Turin using the body of Christ the body?
The Shroud of Turin is not a fake medieval shroud, and it is most likely the corpse of Christ.
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The horrifying life of the Medieval Knight
Historically, medieval knights have often been described as courageous and loyal heroes who can fight to death without fear or regret.
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Homosexual weddings come from ... medieval times
That is the claim of historian Allan Tulchin of Shippensburg University, Pennsylvania, USA. The historical evidence that he found a lot on tombstones and legal papers re…
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Taking photos of the medieval castle, seeing people wearing mysterious black robes?
A father and son photographed a castle in the Middle Ages, saying they had discovered a very mysterious thing in the picture.
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The mystery of ancient jewels in China
In the old days, Chinese people considered jade as a
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8 ancient medieval secrets without explanation
The Shroud of Turin, the crazy dance to death in France are two of the incredible medieval secrets.
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Mysterious Voynich book
The Voynich manuscript is the most mysterious book in the world. The messages inside the manuscript remain a mystery to mathematicians and linguists in the past century.
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Ghost image captures 'UFO' on the medieval castle
A businesswoman recorded a photo of an unidentified flying object during a visit to the historic castle in the Netherlands ...
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Vampires are 'petty'
In June, archaeologists discovered the remains of some vampires in Sozopol, Bulgaria. They died about 700 years ago. The team saw two iron bars piercing the chest positi…
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Rodos' medieval city
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the medieval city of Rodos of Greece as a World Cultural Heritage in 1988.