The construction methodology used to build the Great Pyramids of Egypt remains a mystery in today's study of ancient archaeological sites—but one theory stands out among the rest, and it makes some rather convincing points.
The ancient frozen landscape, which has been preserved for millions of years, provides a rare glimpse into the distant past of Earth and may reveal insights that will alter our knowledge of the planet's geological and climatic past.
Before Christopher Columbus even thought to enter the picture, a little-regarded adventurer became the first European to reach North America. This is remarkable untold story.
What's in a name? Let's explore the origins of each state's name, while many are derived from names given to them by the Indigenous Peoples, some state names may surprise you.
Cahokia is one of America's greatest mysteries. Who were the people who called this city home? And what led to its fall? Join us as we uncover secrets from the lost city of Cahokia.
From 1558–1603 Elizabeth I wielded the scepter over England and Ireland. After many years of conflict, her reign was one of relative peace. A determined redhead like her father, she often referred to herself as the “Lion’s Cub”.
