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Inside The Who Concert Disaster, The Stampede That Killed 11 Young Fans In 1979

The Who concert disaster took place in December 1979 in Cincinnati, Ohio, when a crowd surge before the show killed 11 fans.
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40-Million-Year-Old Mating Flies Found In Rare Australian Amber Fossil

A research team from Monash University’s School of Earth, Atmosphere, and Environment in Melbourne just discovered some of ...
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Archaeologists In Italy Just Unearthed An Ancient Roman Tomb Covered With Massive Carvings Of Gladiators In Combat

A flood in Apollosa, Italy, revealed limestone blocks carved with reliefs of battling gladiators that were part of a monument along the Appian Way.
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A Hiker Just Stumbled Upon An Ancient Figurine Of A Bull’s Head On The Spanish Island Of Mallorca

A hiker in Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana mountains stumbled upon a tiny bronze bull's head believed to be at least 2,200 ...
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Property Development In Scotland Turned Up An Ancient Roman Fortlet Sitting Right Beneath The Gardens Of Neighboring Houses

Archaeologists in Bearsden discovered the ruins of a 1,900-year-old fortlet alongside the Roman Empire's famous Antonine Wall ...
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Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican Sweat Lodge From The 14th Century Unearthed In Mexico City

The sweat lodge is over 600 years and was used primarily as a place of purification after battle, before childbirth, and ...
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The Truth Behind 11 Of Your Favorite Historical Movies

Turning a historical event into entertainment is tough enough, but portraying it accurately and responsibly makes it even ...
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Meet Rosalie Jean Willis, The Woman With Whom Charles Manson Tried To Lead A Normal Life

Rosalie Jean Willis was 15 and working as a hospital waitress when she met 20-year-old Charles Manson. The two were married and pregnant within the year.