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The Declaration of Independence contains the core contradiction of claiming all men are created equal while its author, Thomas Jefferson, was a slave owner.
Dr. Larry Brilliant discusses how lessons from past epidemics can inform the global response to COVID-19 and the development of effective vaccines.
The Sphinx could be older than humankind, challenging historical timelines and narratives.
There are 40,000 nuclear warheads in the inventories of the U.S. and the Soviet Union today, raising concerns about the potential for catastrophic climate effects.
Paul Shull experiences the grueling weight of 100 lbs. of gear like Vietnam War soldiers did.
In 1889, Wyoming became the first state to grant women the right to vote, reflecting the resilience and independence of women in the Wild West.
Covid-19 shifts Americans to remote work, changing office dynamics and urban landscapes.
Up to 100 million people died from the 1918 flu pandemic, which, like COVID-19, led to significant societal changes and innovations.
A team attempts to transport a 70-ton limestone block across the Nile using a rope-stitched boat, revealing ancient Egyptian engineering techniques.
Some scientists propose that Solutreans may have crossed an ice-packed Atlantic Ocean to reach America more quickly than previously believed during the Ice Age.
Daniel Boone crossed 160 miles of wilderness in four days to warn settlers at Boon'sboro of an impending attack by the Shawnee tribe.
One speaker at the event warns against the rise of populist movements that redefine themselves as insurgents while attacking the status quo.
In February 1841, the Supreme Court ruled seven to one to free the Amistad captives, despite the majority of justices being pro-slavery.
In Athens, Georgia, former residents of Linnentown, a Black neighborhood demolished in the 1960s, seek recognition and redress for their displacement.
A volcanic eruption in 1968 forced the last occupants of Deception Island to flee as ash and clinker buried the remnants of their settlements.
Viktor Fredbäck, a Swedish collector, seeks a crucial pair of jeans from 1880 to complete his extensive collection that chronicles denim history.
Dennis Haysbert shares behind-the-scenes insights on Civil War 360: Fight for Freedom.
A volcanic eruption in Northern Canada 720 million years ago slows life's development on Earth.
The Franklin Expedition, which set out in 1845 to navigate the Northwest Passage, faced extreme conditions that led to speculation about cannibalism among its crew.
In 1281, Japan's Emperor prays for salvation, leading to a typhoon that sinks Kublai Khan's fleet.
Could some higher power have built the pyramids according to Ancient Aliens Special Presentation?
December 25th is debated as the birthdate of Jesus, with the Gospel of Luke presenting discrepancies that challenge traditional narratives and Christmas's origins.
Days before his assassination, Abraham Lincoln recounts a prophetic dream of his own death, highlighting the eerie connection to his tragic fate.
The symbols and secrets on the United States dollar bill are examined through various theories related to the Illuminati and their historical significance.
The Sea Peoples, a confederation of maritime raiders, are examined for their potential role in the widespread collapse of Bronze Age civilizations around 1200 BCE.
Evidence suggests that a fire in the coal bunker may have compromised the Titanic's structure, contributing to its sinking on April 15, 1912.
The Wright brothers' claim to the first powered flight is examined alongside competing inventors and the historical context of early aviation.
Abraham Lincoln took blue mass, a mercury-laden treatment for his depression during his presidency.
The video highlights that only men were disciples when the Lord washed their feet.
An OSS agent recounts a near-fatal attempt to make bread with Composition C explosives.
Dinosaurs lived in the Gobi desert 250 million years ago, as shown in this Spanish video.
A commenter recalls being chased by giant ostriches several years ago, comparing them to dinosaurs.
Dinosaurs lived in the Gobi Desert 250 million years ago, now explored in Full Documentaries.
A tiny obsidian blade, far from its volcanic source, suggests that the site may have served as a refuge for fleeing Maya.
The Malta steamboat, sunk 15 years before, reveals secrets of the 1840s fur trade.
Studies indicate that 800 years before the Black Death, the plague traveled the Silk Road, originating in Central Asia before reaching Europe.
Disney's Fantasia combines classical music and animation, impacting Hollywood's future.
A gold dress once worn by burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee is offered to Dita Von Teese during her shopping trip for vintage-inspired pieces.
Conor Woodman investigates the legend of Hitler's buried gold, collaborating with historians Robert M. Edsel and James Holland to explore its historical significance.
Scientists today use DNA to preserve knowledge lost in natural disasters throughout history.
These obelisks may commemorate alien visitations, according to Ancient Aliens.
The U.S. military establishes a risky refueling station during the Gulf War in the desert.
In 909 AD, an onyx cup believed to be the Holy Grail vanished from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, prompting historical inquiries into its fate.
Duplex Drive Tanks are vital in the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944, during World War II.
The Hollywood sign originally advertised a residential development called Hollywoodland in 1923.
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Castell Dinas Bran in North Wales is examined by archaeologists using advanced technology to investigate its potential connections to Arthurian legend.
