If all the existing gold in the world was pulled into a 5 micron thin wire, it could wrap around the world 11.2 million times.

Since civilization began, 187,200 tonnes of gold have been mined. If made into a 5-micron wire, it could circle Earth 1.12 ...

Julius Caesar was believed to have messed up the months in a year, but was trying to fix the solar calendar, resulting in one ...

Archaeologists often spend long amounts of time at a dig site, only to dig up garbage such as bottle caps and soda cans, or ...

There is a strange statement in the Talmud regarding Moshiach. When the Talmud wishes to describe Moshiach, the man who will ...

Before Julius Caesar came along, coins just had a nice eagle or Greek god on them – right up until Rome’s answer to Kanye West had the brainwave to put his own mug on there. So Trump on the ...

from Julius Caesar's Rome to Ramses of Egypt, spread over Europe and the Middle East. Round by round, the player expands their empire. The more land they have, the more money they can take from their ...

The first coins were struck in the British Isles 2000 years ago using designs copied from Greek coins. Following the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43, the Roman coinage system was introduced. After ...

Launched just days before his swearing-in, the coin peaked at $75.35 on January 19, boasting a market cap of $14.5 billion. By early February, it had fallen to $16.63, with a significantly ...

Archeologists have uncovered the burial in Liternum, an ancient town in Campania that flourished from the 1st century BC to ...