Discoveries in Gricignano d’Aversa, Italy, reveal ancient villages, burials, abandonment, and rich cultural diversity of the Campania region.

In 1844, Charlotte Dymond was savagely murdered. Her lover, Matthew Weeks, hanged for slitting her throat, but there are some who contend he was innocent.

Starlite rewrote the rules of thermodynamics. Maurice Ward, a hairstylist known for his extravagant colors, invented the special plastic that could withstand temperatures up to 10,000 degrees Celsius.

The Terracotta Soldiers are a beautiful example of realism in sculpture and were never made before in ancient China. So how were they made?

In 1981 the mysterious death of Natalie Wood at the age of 43 shocked millions…

The Salman Rushdie fatwa – a death threat – was issued for “blasphemy” by the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989 in response to Rushdie’s book “The Satanic Verses.”

There is something fascinating about viewing the first photograph of a particular subject. These milestone images capture that historic moment in time.

The discovery of the Celtic Prince of Lavau in 2015 was the most important find for French archaeologists since 1958.