The first Spanish encounters with Mexico occurred during the early 16th century, with successive explorations by three ...
From ancient Rome to medieval Spain to Renaissance Venice, generations of mariners have relied on biscotti as a source of ...
We took another look through the archives of The Columbus Dispatch this week. The result: 81 photos of life in the 1940s in central Ohio. Some sights are familiar: Ohio State football, well-known ...
BOSTON — The Massachusetts House of Representatives honored the Higuayagua Taino Luku Kairi Tribal Nation with a formal resolution Wednesday. The Taino people are the indigenous forebears of people ...
Carbines made by the Columbus Armory are particularly scarce, and their history is not really well understood. They were manufactured by John Gray of Columbus SC, whose brother William Gray was a ...
A Columbus dentist and magician pulled his greatest trick this month: he made his massive, private magic collection disappear. The treasure trove of tricks and history that includes relics from magic ...
Christopher Nolan‘s “The Odyssey” is making film history as the first narrative feature shot entirely with Imax cameras, and it’s all thanks in part to a child and a David Bowie song. The film’s ...
The Peninsula neighborhood, where the Scioto River takes a sharp bend through Downtown, is fast becoming one of the hottest development areas in Columbus. But a dozen years ago, officials thought it ...
CINCINNATI — In the weeks before he was shot and killed by police in Adams County, Christopher Lindner's wife was granted a restraining order and told the courts she was "afraid of what he might do ...
November is Native American Heritage Month. If you want to explore Central Ohio's Indigenous history, here are a few places to start. 🌔 Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks: Ohio's only UNESCO World ...
Christopher Lindner, 40, was the son of American Financial Group co-CEO Carl Lindner III. His grandfather, Carl Lindner Jr., was a billionaire financier who founded American Financial and owned stakes ...
Archaeologist Joanna Ostapkowicz of the University of Oxford has spent countless hours combing through documents stored in the two miles of shelves at the National Anthropological Archives (NAA) of ...
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