History

Civilian tourists allegedly paid more to shoot children and young women during the four-year Siege of Sarajevo

The tooth of an ancient mummy from a civilisation that preceded the Inca Empire has opened up a new way of thinking

Dara Tah took himself to Anthrax Island to uncover what he believes are government secrets

An ancient mass grave in Jerash, Jordan is shedding new light on the Plague of Justinian

Does this put to bed all of those outlandish alien theories?

Sergei Belyakov worked as a 'biorobot liquidator' cleaning up Chernobyl after its 1986 nuclear meltdown

Egypt's Great Pyramid was also built within two to three decades, says new study

The head of the armed forces said British people will need to be resilient

The Shroud of Turin has been called into question time and time again

The late president's right-hand woman, Evelyn Lincoln, alleged that his assassination was a 'deliberate, professional, political murder'.

This 6th-century BC torture device was bad news for anyone in ancient Greece

It's baffled scientists and geologists for nearly 200 years

Steven Knight has shed some light on the origin of the iconic line, which viewers 'never saw' on screen

Steven Knight said he wanted to shine a light on the silent film star's connection to Birmingham which is 'not commonly known'

Interest in Peaky Blinders is at an all time high with the new film and many won't realised how many storylines are based on real life

The CIA enlisted the help of clairvoyant remote viewers to track down the religious chest

Carl Chinn is the great-grandson of a Peaky Blinder, as well as having spent 40 years researching social history surrounding the gangs

They came across an incredibly rare stash of coins

You wouldn't catch Emily Bronte making that sort of mistake

He doesn't think they were built when history records they were