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Washington DC is home to some of the most incredible museums in the world, and the best part? Many of them are free! The Smithsonian Museums offer a treasure trove of knowledge, art, and history without costing you a dime. Whether you're into natural history, space exploration, or American culture, there's something for everyone. Imagine standing in awe of the Hope Diamond, marveling at the Wright brothers' plane, or exploring ancient artifacts from distant lands. These museums provide an educational experience that's both fun and enriching. Ready to dive into a world of free knowledge? Let's explore the wonders of the Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC!

Washington DC Smithsonian Museums – Free Knowledge For All

The kids of one German household would have been bouncing with excitement as excavations for their new below-ground pool were going on. But imagine their surprise when men from the local council arrived to explain they had found buried treasure instead. Described by Live Science as “the biggest treasure since...

Family Unearths Treasure of 1,500 Medieval Coins During Excavation for a New Swimming Pool

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A recent discovery made in a 2,000-year-old burial site in Kazakhstan shed light on the mysterious Kangyu Era. The findings included gold jewelry and a bronze mirror.

Ancient treasure dating back thousands of years unearthed in burial mound

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From fine art to world history, we've rounded up the very best museums you should visit in your lifetime.

32 museums you should visit in your lifetime

A team of researchers from the University of Milan made a surprising discovery while analyzing centuries-old preserved brains found in a burial site in Milan. As detailed in their study published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, the scientists found evidence that people in 17th-century Europe were already chewing on the leaves of the coca plant, which are used to make cocaine.

Scientists Open Up 17th Century Cadavers, Discover Good Old Fashioned COCAINE

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While some landmarks retain the glory and standing of time passed, others fall into disrepair, neglect, and eventually abandonment. Some […]

The Horrific History Behind Six Abandoned American Landmarks

Ancient discoveries captivate history enthusiasts worldwide, offering a window into the stark contrasts between past and present. Yet, some finds hold even deeper significance. A 4,000-year-old stone, once a mere relic, has transformed into a treasure map. According to IFL Science, researchers have expressed delight in the finding of the stone and have made quite a few interesting references.

Archaeologists stunned by 4000-year-old stone that gives a map of historical sites

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Her name was erased from history for 3,500 years – but now she's back.

Who Was Hatshepsut, Ancient Egypt’s Most Powerful Female Pharaoh?

The Israeli Antiquities Authority has extensively excavated the City of David park, which is the site of ancient Jerusalem and provides a peek into the Biblical-era past.

Israeli archaeologists discover unique ancient seal affirming biblical account of Jerusalem 2,700 years ago

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It's been 33 years since actress Nancy Kulp died of cancer in 1991 at 69. Best known as Miss Jane Hathaway on TV's classic country comedy, The Beverly Hillbillies(CBS, 1962-1971, Kulp was a trailblazing political advocate. She was a Democratic nominee for the United States House of Representatives from Pennsylvania’s 9th congressional district. She later worked as an artist-in-residence at Juniata College and taught acting. And she was also gay. Long divorced, she came out of the closet at the age of 67 and acknowledged she was a lesbian. This is her story.

The Secret Gay Life of Nancy Kulp ('The Beverly Hillbillies'): 33 Years After Her Tragic Death

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Archaeologists and scientists excavating the pre-Colombian settlement Paquimé uncovered disturbing details of an ancient ritual sacrifice.

Archaeologists Unearth Grim Details of Ancient Religious Ritual

BOSSIER PARISH, La. (KTAL/KMSS)—Anyone who wants to attend a sporting event at Bossier Parish Schools will now have to step through an open-gate metal detector. “We are super excited about the opportunity to really progress and advance the way that we are managing and embracing security endeavors, initiatives that we have here to our disposal, ” said Bossier Schools’ Superintendent, Jason Rowland.

Bossier schools: Metal detectors at games are all about safety

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BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Louisiana State University is getting a grant from the federal government to preserve the LSU Campus Mounds that were constructed by Native Americans thousands of years ago. The two mounds in the center of LSU’s campus hold many memories for generations of people on...

Louisiana State University gets federal grant to preserve, protect campus mounds

Our world harbors astonishing human creations, long buried by time, now unearthed and decoded by the wonders of modern science. Cave art is one such wonder that helps us to know more about the ancient human population and their lifestyle. These old etchings have remained preserved on the rocky walls unless someone has been able to break down the scientific mysteries surrounding them just like cave art, recording human handprints, various activities and rituals, a research team stumbled upon a cave in Patagonia, South America, covered in 895 distinct paintings.

Scientists discover drastic climate changes during ancient times in 8,000-year-old cave art

It's been 13 years since actress Barbara Stuart, best known as Frank Sutton's no-nonsense girlfriend Bunny on TV's Gomer Pyle - USMC sitcom (CBS, 1964-1969), died from a muscular disease on May 15, 2011. She was 81 years old, and this is her story.

In Memory of 'Gomer Pyle' Actress Barbara Stuart: 13 Years After Her Tragic Muscular Disease Demise

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BATON ROUGE, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — The Pelican state will again be represented in the Tournament of Roses® Parade in Pasadena, California. On Wednesday, the Louisiana Office of Tourism announced that the state will have a float in the New Year’s Day parade for the fourth year in a row.

Louisiana float slated for Tournament of Roses® Parade return

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The Plymouth Public Library Foundation has announced the return of its Annual Arts and Crafts Festival, a two-day celebration that promises to be a highlight of the summer season. Set to take place on the scenic Plymouth Public Library Lawn, the festival will run from 10 AM to 4 PM on both Saturday, August 10th, and Sunday, August 11th. This family-friendly event is designed to offer something for everyone, making it a perfect outing for people of all ages.

50+ Artisans, Food Trucks & More: Get Ready For The 5th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival

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Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a foster-based rescue in Massachusetts, has recently introduced a tiny six-pound dog named Alistair who is looking for his forever home. At only one year old, this little boy is a sweet dog who is thought to be a Maltese, "but we can’t make any guarantees that he would be suitable for those with allergies," explains the nonprofit animal rescue.

Meet The Tiny 6lb Dog Looking For Love

Hundreds of years after the ancient Roman city of Pompeii was rediscovered, archaeologists are still uncovering incredible finds. This week a team of archaeologists revealed they had found the graves of two people and their belongings, all of which had been buried by a volcanic eruption 2,000 years ago. The...

Archaeologists make big discovery in ancient city of Pompeii

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A WOMAN was shocked to learn her dad’s old souvenir is worth thousands. The item’s monetary value was revealed on the popular PBS television series Antiques Roadshow. The guest – who appeared in an episode filmed in Palm Springs, California – was raised in Switzerland and revealed that her parents began collecting Chinese art in […]

My dad held onto a vacation souvenir since the 1950s – I was floored when Antiques Roadshow told me it’s worth over $30k

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Two LSUS professors to lecture for Smithsonian Institution museums

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Two LSU Shreveport professors are scheduled to give lectures through Smithsonian Institution museums. The connection between LSU Shreveport and the Smithsonian formed...

Two LSUS professors to lecture for Smithsonian Institution museums

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