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Each book will follow the story of an antique, and its hidden secrets, lies, and often dangerous past. The sordid history of anything misplaced, lost, moved or forgotten, might be discovered if Cullen lets Luna have her way. As of this date, September 1, 2022 there will be a minimum of 4 books in the series.
May 23, 2020 · Lost is available to watch on Hulu and Amazon Prime. In honor of the series' finale's 10th anniversary, we're revealing 23 fun facts about the iconic ABC drama that polarized fans with its ending.
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Nov 30, 2023 · National Geographic. 23.1M subscribers. Subscribed. 8K. 686K views 5 months ago #NationalGeographic #FullEpisode. Archaeologists embark on new digs in Pompeii – they unearth a sacrificial skull,...
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Over the course of human history, natural disasters, the ravages of time, theft and iconoclasm have destroyed countless masterpieces. But many others remain hidden, tucked away in attics and basements, awaiting the day that their genius will once again be recognized. A prime example of a rediscovered art historical treasure went on view in London e...
The missing masterpieces outlined above owe their significance to their famous creators. But scholars also value millennia-old artworks crafted by anonymous artists who inadvertently offered enduring glimpses into ancient cultures. Consider, for instance, a 3,500-year-old Babylonian tablet that may contain the earliest known depiction of a ghost. T...
Physical evidence of long-ago clashes is plentiful in the archaeological record, running the gamut from an iron dagger used by warriors during India’s ancient Sangam periodto a trove of Roman weapons buried in Spain around 100 B.C.E. to the remains of Nazi massacre victims in Poland. 2021 also saw an array of finds linked to the Crusades, a series ...
Broadly defined as the period between humans’ invention of stone tools and the development of writing systems, prehistory can be difficult to parse given the lack of documentation available. But physical evidence of people who lived many millennia ago helps illustrate the realities of prehistoric life, underscoring surprising parallels with modern ...
The kings and queens who commanded such realms as ancient Egypt, the Roman Empire and medieval England wield much fascination for historians and the public alike. For proof of this trend, simply look to Smithsonian’s ten most-read stories of the year: Number three centered on afunerary temple dedicated to the Egyptian Old Kingdom queen Naert, while...
This year, statues found across the ancient world testified to the diverse religious beliefs of past civilizations. The Greek and Roman pantheons proved particularly popular, with likenesses of Venus, Roman goddess of love, and her son, the love god Cupid, turning up in Gloucestershire County, England. In Aizanoi, Turkey, researchers discovered dep...
Overlooked chapters in African American history garnered attention in 2021 amid a renewed push for racial equality in the U.S. In March, Virginia’s College of William and Mary identified an unassuming cottage on its campus as one of the first schools for Black children in the Americas. Between 1760 and 1774, the building housed the Williamsburg Bra...
Experts from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) unveiled a rich array of finds related to Indigenous culture this year. The list includes four flower bouquets discovered in a tunnel beneath a Teotihuacán pyramid, a 600-year-old golden eagle sculpture found at the Aztec Templo Mayor in Mexico City, an Aztec altar secretly...
Sunken ships open portals to the past, presenting eerily preserved glimpses of vessels at the moment they met their demise. A Roman shipwreck dated to the second century B.C.E., for example, opened a window onto a period of peace and prosperity in the Mediterranean. Its sizable cargo of amphorae, or jars used for transporting wine and olive oil, of...
Every so often, amateur archaeologists—defined here as individuals without (or currently working toward) graduate degrees in the field—happen upon stunning historical treasures. Some of these burgeoning researchers are younger than others: In 2021, teenagers and preteens between the ages of 11 and 13 found such rare artifacts as a Bronze Age ax hoa...
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Book 1. Hidden. by Fern Michaels. 4.03 · 14,666 Ratings · 1,034 Reviews · published 2021 · 7 editions. A page-turning new story from the bestselling auth… Want to Read. Rate it: Book 2. Secrets. by Fern Michaels. 4.21 · 5,224 Ratings · 249 Reviews · published 2022 · 4 editions. The #1 New York Times bestselling author of Fear T… Want to Read.
In Travel Channel's "Lost Secrets," historian Justin Jampol journeys around the world to unravel the mysteries of the past hiding within these family relics and museum pieces. Jampol makes a...
Oct 10, 2019 · October 10, 2019 8:00am. Courtesy of Hannah Caprara. Travel Channel has greenlit a new series that aims to unearth history’s Lost Secrets by examining “unusual objects that hold hidden pasts...
