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Ancient Rome produced well-known people in history, such as Gaius Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Cicero, and Augustus. In this article, you will encounter a collection of interesting facts concerning the way people during ancient Roman times lived, ate, clothed themselves, and stayed entertained. Ancient Romans used large storage vessels (called amphorae) to transport wine, olive…
During ancient times, the way the people played, cooked their food, and entertained one another greatly differs from today. In fact, many of the things that ancient civilizations participated in are illegal in today’s society. From slavery to forcing men to fight beasts for public amusement were just some of the things that this article…
While Alexander the Great is one of the best-known characters in ancient Macedonian history, there are a great number of kings, poets, writers, and mighty generals that helped shape the culture. In this article, you will encounter a few notables, including King Philip II and a 2nd century military writer. Craterus At one point, the…
From clever strategists and romantic poets, ancient Macedonia produced a wealth of warriors, leaders, and contributors to the arts that are still revered in time. This article focuses on representatives of this ancient culture, including Leon of Pella, who wrote “On the Gods in Egypt” and a comic poet with a reputation so grand ,…
Archeologists working in Athens, Greece have recently alerted the public to the discovery of an elaborate burial site located at the seat of the ancient Macedonian kings situated in northern Greece. At the center of the find, researchers have added to the mystery dating back 2,300 years ago, which touches upon political interests and murder….
Halloween is upon us in just a few short months. Expect a collection of horror-related and scary articles that focus on some of the most iconic movies of the genre. While there were two notable versions of the movie, this article will focus on the one that started it all , the first time we…
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After the original release of the film, the location of the house used in the movie has changed. Today, the site is an open field, leaving no trace of former filming. It is believed that the original house has been relocated, later becoming an eatery in Kingsland, Texas. In this article, you will learn more…
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There’s a common tradition with classic horror films, where remakes eventually find their way to the movie theater. Sometimes, they are memorable, while others are easily forgotten. When it comes to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Leatherface, it’s hard to overlook a fresh take on an old favorite. In this article, you will learn about…
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The director of the 2003 Texas Chainsaw Massacre was Marcus Nispel (a native of Frankfurt, Germany), whose body of work includes “Friday the 13th” (2009) and “Pathfinder” (2007). In this article, you will learn more facts about the remake of the original classic horror film. The 2003 movie ran 98 minutes. Given an R-rating, the…
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On this week’s episode of Ghost Hunter, TAPS took a ride down to Waldorf, Maryland to spend a night at Samuel Mudd’s home, where the local owner states that the home is haunted and unexplainable events been occurring on a regular basis. Taps ( The Atlantic Paranormal Society) is a ghost hunting agency that visits…