Ancient Celts celebrated the cross-quarter day of Lughnasadh around August 1 with large gatherings, games, feasts, and Pagan rites and sacrifices.
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Hundreds of Skeletons at Roopkund Lake of the Himalayas
by Kimberly Linby Kimberly LinScience is now beginning to tell us who and why hundreds of Roopkund Lake skeletons lay scattered in the Himalayas.
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Found in the woods of Hamelin, Peter the Wild Boy couldn’t speak. King George I brought him to Kensington Palace and arranged for Peter’s lifelong care.
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Before WWII, did Italy, with the blessing of the Vatican, attempt to locate and remove the Ark of the Covenant from St. Mary’s Church in Axum, Ethiopia?
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The Samnites built up Pietrabbondante with temples, a theater, and cult structures. After the Romans conquered them, they abandoned the sanctuary for good.
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The Catacombs of San Gennaro sacred burial complex dates back to the 2nd-century CE and contains thousands of tombs with amazing frescos and old mosaics.