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Aether: The 1729 Debate Over What Fills the Heavens
Editorial Note The entry below ran as two installments of...
Harvested Children: Foundlings, Changelings, and the Cabbage Patch Lie
For generations, we’ve been told that some children simply arrive without a past. Found under cabbage leaves. Delivered by storks. Discovered on doorsteps. They’re given...
Albion: Giant, King, and the First Name of Britain
Albion is a figure rooted in Britain’s earliest recorded traditions, remembered as a giant, a king, and the name once given to the island...
The Monster of Lake Fagua
The creature known as the Tagua Tagua Monster, or the monster of Lake Fagua, was claimed to have been captured in Santa Fe, Peru...
The Dragon of Crystal Mountain
The Crystal Mountain (28 26’E & 27 39’N) lies between the oasis Bahariya & Farafra, north of the White Desert in Egypt. The crystals...
The Seventh
The seventh son or seventh daughter is the belief in Irish folklore that special powers are given to the seventh born from an unbroken...
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Gladiators are Fiction: Colosseums are Enormous Power Plants (Part 1)
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The Ingenious Creator of the Hereford Mappa Mundi
The Hereford Mappa Mundi is one of the most...
Airship NORGE: The First to Conquer the North Pole
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