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Possible 19th-Century Shipwreck Uncovered on Nantucket Beach
A nor'easter storm washed up what local media say may be the remains of a 19th-century vessel in Massachusetts.
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Possible 19th-century shipwreck uncovered on Nantucket after nor'easter
A powerful coastal storm washed up what may be a decades-old wreck in Massachusetts, according to local media.
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Report: World Cup history beckons for Wales' defiant Lewis
A report from BBC Sport sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Archaeologists Recover 2,100-Year-Old Luxury Tableware From Shipwreck Off Türkiye
A cargo of ancient tableware believed to have been bound for Roman markets was recovered from a 2,100-year-old shipwreck off Türkiye's coast, according to Anadolu Agency.
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Book review: David Kynaston's Deep into the Sixties charts Britain's turbulent mid-1960s
The latest instalment in Kynaston's history of postwar Britain examines the social and political upheavals of 1965-66, from civil rights struggles to shifting cultural norms.
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The Cold War Origins of Tetris, One of the World's Most Beloved Video Games
The puzzle game's creation and journey to global popularity were shaped by tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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How an 1872 horse flu outbreak helped launch animal rights advocacy in the US
New York's devastating equine epizootic gave the ASPCA's young founder a powerful moral argument for animal protection.
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1787 Thomas Jefferson Letter on Peace and Debt Goes Up for Sale
The handwritten letter, addressed to David Rittenhouse, outlines Jefferson's views on the priorities a young nation's leaders should follow.
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New UK exhibition examines what Britain knew about the Holocaust as it unfolded
An exhibition drawing on reporting and witness testimony explores how early news of the Holocaust reached Britain, ahead of plans for a permanent national memorial, The Guardian reports.
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German Town of Heidenau Halts New Stolpersteine Memorial Plaques
The town council has backed a proposal arguing that sidewalk memorial stones are not an appropriate way to commemorate victims of Nazi persecution.
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Germany investigates 105-year-old man over alleged role in Nazi prisoner-of-war camp murders
Prosecutors in Dortmund are examining the case as part of ongoing efforts to prosecute surviving suspects from the Nazi era before they die.
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The Verge Traces Origins of Google's Googlebook Concept Back to 2010
A feature recounts how Google executive Sundar Pichai first outlined a browser-centric vision for laptops years before the new Googlebook line.
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Ancient wall unearthed in Paris could help settle debate over city's origins
The roughly 20-metre Gallo-Roman wall was found beneath a hospital on the Ile de la Cite, near Notre Dame Cathedral, French officials said.
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New book examines how the 1980s shaped modern America, the Guardian reports
Pulitzer-winning journalist Jonathan Kaufman's 'When America Roared' revisits the decade to explore its lasting influence.
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Shannon Lucid's Record-Setting Mission Aboard Mir Recalled by NASA
NASA is highlighting astronaut Shannon Lucid's six-month stay on the Russian space station Mir, a mission that set a US endurance record.
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Ancient wall found under Paris hospital may reveal city's original settlement
Archaeologists say a stone-and-wood structure unearthed this summer could confirm the location of the ancient settlement of Lutetia.
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Ancient Gallo-Roman Wall Found Beneath Paris May Confirm City's Original Settlement Site
French culture ministry officials have hailed the discovery of a roughly 20-metre wall dating to the Gallo-Roman period, found beneath a building near Notre Dame Cathedral, as a major archaeological breakthrough.
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WWII-Era German Panther Tank Unearthed in Russia
An excavation has uncovered a buried Panther tank dating back to the Second World War, Iran's Mehr News Agency reported.
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What Led to the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda
The historical context resurfaces as a British doctor faces charges over alleged killings committed during the 1994 genocide.
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Mao's Legacy Still Shapes Modern China 50 Years After His Death, Analysis Says
Assessing his political career is as difficult as assessing his character, with his authoritarian leadership style particularly remembered, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
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