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A Man Fell Into An Art Installation Called 'Descent Into Limbo'
What appears to be a 2-D painting of a black circle is actually an eight-foot hole in the ground.
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Balkan Archaeologists Discover Europe’s Oldest Village
The site was "much older than [archaeologists] expected," predating the previous oldest-known lakeside settlements in the region by around 150 years.
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Six Skeletons Found In The Wreck Of 1717 Pirate Ship 'Whydah'
The “Whydah Galley" is the world’s only authenticated pirate wreck.
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A Surprising And Brutal Photo History
From bare-knuckle brawls to present-day prizefights and everything in between.
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Here's What You Need To Know
Hint: it's a lot more complicated than you think.
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How tall is Bonnie Aarons
American actress, best known for the film The Nun. Photos by PR Photos
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DNA Reveals New Groups Of Prehistoric Humans In Europe
Researchers used genetic data to identify at least eight populations of ancient hunter-gatherers who migrated into Europe and coexisted for thousands of y...
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The Controversial Trial Of A Young Doctor For Murder
He was retried in 1966 and even a United States federal judge ruled his initial case "a mockery of justice."
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35 Extinct Animals That Should Be Cloned Back Into Existence
From the Syrian wild ass to the famed Tasmanian tiger, these extinct animals are gone forever, and it's probably all of our faults.
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E. Howard Hunt, From Watergate 'Plumber' To JFK's Murder
“I had always assumed, working for the CIA for so many years, that anything the White House wanted done was the law of the land.”
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