
Heather Whipps
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Ben Franklin Turns 300: TwiceA little known ripple in American history forced time ahead by 11 days in the inventor's era. This month, it's time to break out 600 candles.
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The Great Wall of MITProject brings back ancient building techniques in an eco-friendly test.
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Peruvian Canals Most Ancient in New WorldThe oldest canals ever found in the New World suggest Peruvians used same tricks as Egyptians.
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Archaeologists Go DigitalBy Heather Whipps Published
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For Sale: Island with Mysterious Money PitIt may look like a fixer-upper, but what is buried beneath Oak Island might just make its estimated $7 million price tag worth the investment.
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Britain Celebrates Its Favorite Terrorist400 years after he tried to blow up Parliament, the religiously motivated Guy Fawkes is “an excuse for a party.â€
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Halloween Too Scary for Some Kids, Study FindsIt is the grown ups that should be afraid this Halloween. Not of ghouls and goblins, but of permanently scarring their children.
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Murky History of Quirky 'Da Vinci Code' ChapelWith Ron Howard's filming of "The Da Vinci Code" near Edinburgh, the destination of choice for fans of the novel is now Rosslyn Chapel, where real history rivals the fictional mysteries.
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