The Faroe Islands are the only country that celebrates their World War II occupation
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Mayan site with pyramid and canal system discovered in Guatemala
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Ancient Roman wooden water pipe made from hollow tree trunks unearthed beneath a street in Belgium
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The engineering marvel built to defend against Americans - The grisly history of the Rideau Canal
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The bridges of New York City
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The forgotten Roman roads
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In the years after World War II, neutral, peace-loving Sweden embarked on an ambitious plan – build its own atomic bomb
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What happened when you visited a medieval inn?
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Notes on the Ivory Coast
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China's ancient water pipe networks show they were a communal effort with no evidence of a centralized state authority
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The Barbegal Aqueduct included a watermill complex with water cascading through a total of sixteen wheels. It may have been "the greatest known concentration of mechanical power in the ancient world"
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Birth of a nation
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The filing cabinet was critical to the information infrastructure of the 20th-century. Like most infrastructure, it was usually overlooked.
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Remembering the forgotten Chinese railroad workers
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11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever
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Greece's geography problem
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