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An edited photograph of a person holding a phone with emojis floating from the screen

The history of emojis
Jesse Marcel

Jesse Marcel: Roswell's 'First Witness'

Gary strikes gold
An engraving by William Sharp published in 1793, based on Boadicea Haranguing the Britons | Public Domain | Wikimedia

The life of Boudicca: the warrior queen of the the Iceni
Wax figures Rasputin in the exhibition "how to kill Rasputin"

6 Rasputin myths debunked

Holy Shamoley

A button, a broach and a bobby dazzler

Mysterious discovery in the swamp
Jesse Marcel

Does an army officer's secret diary reveal new clues to Roswell?

UFO Projects Declassified clip

New historic finds 170 feet below

'The Boy Who Drew Auschwitz': Book competition
The remains and ruins of Grey Friars friary on the hill at Dunwich beach Suffolk east Anglia England.

Britain's Atlantis: Dunwich, the sunken city of Suffolk

5 fiercest Viking warriors: From Harald Hardrada to Ivar the boneless
The Reichstag Fire considered as a False Flag operation by the Nazis was blamed on communist sympathiser Marinus van de Lubbe, left

The truth about 'False Flags' from Nazi Germany to the Vietnam War

Has Eric Ulis finally worked out the true identity of D.B. Cooper?

Pyramidology: Why did Ancient Egyptians build the pyramids?
Pharaoh

Win a copy of Ancient Egypt: A Very Short Introduction
Lighthouse In Stormy Landscape

The Flannan Isle mystery: The three lighthouse keepers who vanished
Replica of the Tutankhamun's funeral mask found in Egypt

The greatest pharaohs of Ancient Egypt
A lifebuoy from the RMS Titanic, 1912

Mistakes that sank the Titanic

Rick and Marty Lagina

Curse of Oak Island recap and what’s coming up in season 8
Titanic's Lost Evidence, episode 1 of History's Greatest Mysteries

Titanic expert, Craig Sopin on 'Titanic's Lost Evidence'
An engraving by Pieter Brueghel the Elder showing three women afflicted with the plague | Wikipedia | Public Domain

The mystery of the dancing plague of 1518

Flood tunnel breakthrough
Chess board | Pixabay |

The history of chess: 'The immortal game'

Legends of the Pharaohs: Episodes

History's Greatest Mysteries: Episodes

The Curse of Oak Island Episodes

Top Secret UFO Projects Declassified: Episodes

6 Things You Didn’t Know About Laurence Fishburne
A vintage picture of two women and a man throwing snowballs

How our ancestors celebrated Christmas
William Dobson - Portrait of a Family, Probably that of Richard Streatfeild

Why did the Puritans cancel Christmas?
'Christmas' was first recorded as a surname in the 12th century and is believed to be Norman in origin

Mr and Mrs Christmas: A short history of a very festive surname
A photograph of a football pitch

Football Godfathers: Episode Guide
German soldiers who were captured in Normandy disembarking

The German Great Escape of Camp 198