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  • Unexplained Mysteries

    Bizarre Disappearance of Keith Reinhard in Silver Plume, Colorado

    by Les Hewitt March 9, 2018
    by Les Hewitt March 9, 2018

    Tom Young and Keith Reinhard were both going through mid-life crises. Both of them rented…

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  • History

    Role and Power of Women in Ancient Egypt

    by Alfred Jones March 7, 2018
    by Alfred Jones March 7, 2018

    The roles of women in ancient Egypt and their ability to ascend to positions of power varied through history. Women could own and bequeath land and choose their spouses. At times, they ruled as revered queens or pharoahs. However, after Cleopatra died, the role of women receded markedly and remained diminished.

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  • Major Crimes in History

    Murder of Banker Roberto Calvi: Vatican, Mafia, or Secret Society?

    by Les Hewitt March 4, 2018
    by Les Hewitt March 4, 2018

    in 1981, a banker named Roberto Calvi was caught in a financial scandal that lead to one of London’s most controversial unsolved deaths.

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  • History

    Oxyrhynchus Papyri: Historical Treasure in Ancient Egyptian Garbage

    by Kimberly Lin February 24, 2018
    by Kimberly Lin February 24, 2018

    Discovered in the Fayum Basin, the Oxyrhynchus Papyri, are the most significant deposit of ancient writings ever found.

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  • History

    Terracotta Army: Earthen Soldiers of China’s First Emperor

    by Kimberly Lin February 10, 2018
    by Kimberly Lin February 10, 2018

    In 1974, archaeologists discovered over 8,000 terracotta army figurines buried in Shaanxi, China. Each warrior contains amazing details.

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  • Myths & Legends

    Indrid Cold: Grinning Man of 1960s American Folklore

    by Les Hewitt January 14, 2018
    by Les Hewitt January 14, 2018

    Indrid Cold sightings occurred around the time of the Mothman in West Virginia. He is also known as the Grinning Man in American folklore.

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  • Myths & Legends

    Narcissus Myth: Early Poets and the Ancient Story

    by Kimberly Lin January 7, 2018
    by Kimberly Lin January 7, 2018

    The earliest works on the Greek Narcissus myth go back more than 2000 years. Who were those early poets and how did their versions differ?

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  • History

    Fixing the New Year: How We Left the Lunar Calendar

    by Doug MacGowan January 1, 2018
    by Doug MacGowan January 1, 2018

    Before the Julian calendar, Romans used a lunar calendar that led to dates that moved around across different seasons. The New Year wasn’t fixed.

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