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Coso Artifact: Science Triumphs Over Theorists
What if you cracked open a rock that you thought was 500,000 years old and found a perfect mechanical object inside? This is the Coso Artifact, an "out of place artifact" (OPART) that was found in 1961 and unsettled the fields of both archa...
The Curse of Tippecanoe: Are some US Presidents Fated to Die in Office?
The President of the United States is one of the most important and powerful people in the world. Such a person attracts admiration and respect, but can also draw hatred and some even say that the office has been cursed.
The curse of Tippe...
Eight More Artifacts Which Carry a Curse
You were thinking Tutankhamun, weren’t you? Certainly when modern readers are told to think of a cursed tomb, the first thing that comes to mind is the famously treasure-filled chambers of King Tut.
Howard Carter’s 1922 discovery was howev...
Anomalous Artifact: The Enigmatic Stone Egg of Lake Winnipesaukee
In 1872, laborers excavating for a fence post near Lake Winnipesaukee in New England unearthed a clay lump, six feet underground, which enclosed an egg-shaped artifact.
In 1872, laborers excavating for a fence post near Lake Winnipesaukee...
Miracle Cures and Terrible Curses: What is Going on at Vermont’s Brunswick Springs?
Deep in the woods of Vermont, near the town of Brunswick, there are six small springs known, perhaps a little prosaically, as the Brunswick Springs.
Deep in the woods of Vermont, near the town of Brunswick, there are six small springs know...
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