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Some 885,000 Muslim soldiers -- more than twice than previously thought -- supported Allied forces in World War I.
When fire collapsed a settlement into a river, silt and clay preserved signs of life some 3,000 years ago.
Archaeologists believe the man, who was likely in his 50s, was hung for piracy or other crimes.
Stonehenge may have stood in Wales hundreds of years before it was dismantled and transported to Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire.
The ring, found in England by an amateur using a metal detector, dates back around 1,700 years -- a time when the Roman Empire was in power.
King Arthur's grave, allegedly found by monks in 1181, is nothing but a pit filled with rubble.
The ancient builders of Stonehenge may have hosted massive barbecue cookouts where thousands of revelers feasted on meat.
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