The Last Time the U.S. Invaded Panama, It Used an Unexpected Strategy: Guns N’ Roses as Psychological Warfare
MagnetThe capture of dictator Manuel Noriega is a striking example of how music has been weaponized in modern conflicts.
Read more »The capture of dictator Manuel Noriega is a striking example of how music has been weaponized in modern conflicts.
Read more »Despite several theories, the lack of physical evidence leaves the existence of the Hanging Gardens in the realm of mystery.
Read more »This papyrus provides valuable insights into the system of justice in the Roman Empire.
Read more »The artist’s meticulous observations and recordings of concealed structures were more than just theories.
Read more »The structure is 3,000 years old and features three walls, one of which is 0.6 mile long.
Read more »According to archaeologists’ estimates, the inhabitants created the map about 20,000 years ago.
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Read more »Dust from a tooth has confirmed the truth behind an 800-year-old story.
Read more »While they may seem claustrophobic, cupboards were also the smartest and most comfortable way to rest.
Read more »A bond issued in the Netherlands in 1624 continues to earn interest for its owners. 4000 years old, it's still offering a return.
Read more »The wines of Gaza and Cilicia were famous in ancient times, but their reputations and prices differed greatly due to social perception.
Read more »When archaeologist Deni Seymour found the rarest artifact of her career, she worried about one thing: how she was going to get it past the police.
Read more »Among the war stories, the case of Hitoshi Imamura holds a very prominent place in Japanese history.
Read more »Archaeologists used the popular program and drone data to find the “hunting” system that enabled the rise of the Maya.
Read more »Today, a group of 60 people, mostly children, have been stranded there for three years with no clear idea of what's going to happen next.
Read more »It appears that the Egyptians had a thriving “industry” of handmade metallurgy much earlier than previously believed.
Read more »Early cultural exchanges between the West and the Far East have always been fascinating.
Read more »The research is further evidence that there was a time when monstrous animals roamed a single supercontinent.
Read more »One of the ship’s most recognizable parts has broken off after more than a century at the bottom of the ocean.
Read more »Working “on site” has never been easy. On top of that, it seems that it could be really toxic in Ancient Egypt.
Read more »History:The Last Time the U.S. Invaded Panama, It Used an Unexpected Strategy: Guns N’ Roses as Psychological Warfare.One of the Seven Wonders of the..