Scientists Reawaken Cells from a 28,000-yr-old Woolly Mammoth
The last surviving woolly mammoth died out some 3,600 years ago after the species began its certain decline at the end of the last Ice...
Medieval Scandinavian architecture: Viking longhouses – Walls and Stories (Watch , Link)
Buildings such as the Viking Longhouse and Icelandic turf houses, and their religious buildings and boathouses too, all found a unique expression in medieval Scandinavian...
Icelandic turf houses: eco-friendly homes, built on lava stones, date back more than a thousand years (Watch , Link)
Icelandic turf houses belong to a tradition that was introduced by the Vikings in the 9th century. It has then adapted to the harsh Icelandic...
The world’s largest cave wasn’t found until 2009 & contains a jungle & its own weather system (Watch , Link)
It’s sometimes easy to believe that as the world has become smaller and more connected in the modern age and there is nothing left to...
“Mary Rose”: Henry VIII’ s Pride That Sunk During the Battle of the Solent (Watch , Link)
It was July 19, 1545. The King of England, Henry VIII, along with his most loyal counselors, stood on the hill next to Southsea Castle...
Found in Permafrost: 2,300-Year-Old Cabin Rebuilt
When one thinks of a log cabin rustic America comes to mind but this log cabin was built in the Altai Mountains where Russia, Mongolia,...
The Discovery of Pirate Ships in the Present Day
People today think of pirates as romantic adventurers who led daring lives. Their true lives remain largely a mystery, and the facts we know about...
The Concept Aerotrain That Never Was – Now Abandoned (Watch , Link)
The Aerotrain could have been the future of travel. Sadly for its inventor the project went off the rails. TGV (“Train à Grande Vitesse” or...
Double porch love! Over one acre in South Carolina. Circa 1903. $315,000
This home was built in 1903. It is located on 1.3 acres in Summerton, South Carolina. The home is situated close to Lake Marion. The...
Yes They Are Real – Seaweed Homes (Watch , Link)
The village island of Læsø, off the coast of Denmark, has preserved houses built of driftwood for hundreds of years. The roofs of these houses...