Hypatia of Alexandria was the first known woman scientist and the last famous Neoplatonist philosopher of Alexandria, Egypt.

The history of Pompeii as a wealthy port town dates many years back to the 8th century BCE and takes us to its final burial under Vesuvius’ eruption of 79.

The Bamiyan Buddhas survived nearly 1,500 years in Afghanistan until the Taliban entered the region and blew up the treasured figures in 2001.

Over 100 hollow, knobby, metallic polyhedrons with 12 sides have surfaced at excavation sites mostly around central Europe, but no one knows what they are.

The Oracle of Delphi was an important Greek high-priestess and soothsayer who prophesied the future in the Temple of Apollo at the sanctuary of Delphi.

Lake Avernus was once steeped in Greek mythology that transformed the lake into a place of gods and oracles connected with Hades.

Dee Dee had everyone thinking her daughter Gypsy Rose Blanchard suffered from various medical issues to obtain benefits. It ended in murder.

Is it true that the real meaning of the “Twelve Days of Christmas” song lies within encoded messages in the lyrics designed to teach Catholic lessons?