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Moar skeletons!

Nov 30, 1999
Twenty of them, this time, uncovered during city works in Cholula in the Mexican state of Puebla. They’re pre-Columbian and were buried with a variety of offerings like vases and wind instruments. Human rests were found in seating position with...

Original "A Christmas Carol" manuscript on display

Nov 23, 2009
<img src="http://www.thehistoryblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/DickensChristmasCarol1843-300x200.jpg" alt="Dickens' orginal manuscript of "A Christmas Carol", 1843" title="Dickens' orginal manuscript of "A Christmas Carol", 1843" width="123"...

Galileo's missing fingers and tooth found (probably)

Nov 22, 2009
Officials of Florence’s Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza (Insitute and Museum of the History of Science) announced Friday that Galileo Galilei’s right thumb, index finger and a tooth, missing since 1905, have been found. Three fingers, a...

Mmm.. Antique jewelry… Damn. Antique jewelry.

Nov 21, 2009
Sometimes I wish I had never found out about how prevalent looted goods are in the antiques trade. Browsing an auction catalog of gorgeous historical pieces I could never afford used to be purely pleasurable. Now a pall is cast on every lot that has no...

Diplomat tries to leave Iran with 6 tons of antiquties

Nov 20, 2009
He actually had the gonads to describe them as “personal effects” in his customs declaration, banking on his diplomatic immunity to ship them out of the country without setting off alarms. Unfortunately for Argentinean embassy functionary Sebastian...

Red Cross sells off some of its history

Nov 19, 2009
The American Red Cross has been struggling with an operating deficit in the hundreds of millions of dollars for two years now. They’ve managed to reduce it, but they still have $33.5 million to scrape up from somewhere, and that somewhere is its...

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