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Stetson ten-gallon hat, early 21st century. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/davidd)

The Ten Gallon Hat: A Tall Tale Still Told

An 18th-century pirate flag. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/author unknown)

The Origins of the Phrase “Shiver Me Timbers!”

In 1932, the Australian army met it's match in battle. They were tasked with eradicating emus to prevent damage to farmland in the Campion District of Western Australia. The emus are still there. (Photo: Wikimedia/Chudditch)

The Australian Emu War: Army Bamboozled by Birds

A traditional Viking wedding couple, Trelleborg, Sweden (Photo: Flickr/Maria Eklind)

The Ultimate Guide to a Viking Wedding

A 106 year-old fruitcake has been found in a man cave in Antarctica. Get the kettle on it's time for elevenses! (Photo: Antarctic Heritage Trust)

Antarctica – The Land of Penguins, Strange Huts, and Really Old...

Raquel Welch and John Richardson co-starred in the 1966 film One Million Years BC. A commercial success, Don Chaffey's film highlighted the development of the two-piece bikini by early humans. (Photo: Youtube)

DNA Confirms Hunter Gatherers and Ancient Farmers Had It Going On

The Unusual Suspects. Who killed Oetzi the Iceman?

Who Murdered Ötzi the Iceman – the Ultimate Cold Case

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