Purton Ships’ Graveyard
In the Purton Ships' Graveyard, thousands of old trows and barges were deliberately sunk to create one of the largest ship graveyards in mainland...
Culture of Makah Tribe
The culture of the Makah tribe was similar to that of other Northwest Coast Indians. They were expert woodcarvers. The people lived in cedar-plank...
The History of Kalapuya Tribe
The History of Kalapuya Tribe
The Kalapuyas (or Calapooyas or Calapooias) are one of eight tribes that belong to the Kalapuyan phylum. Kalapuya, or ka-la-POO-ya,...
Mary Musgrove – An American Creek Woman Between Worlds
Coosaponakeesa, also known as Mary Musgrove, was born around 1700 in a Creek town in Coweta Town along the Ockmulgee River. She was the...
The Lost Roanoke Colony
The Lost Roanoke Colony - Roanoke Island, located just inside the Outer Banks of North Carolina's coast, was made home by Governor John White...
Maidu Tribe Facts
Maidu Tribe Facts
One of the Native American words for all that is living is Maidu, pronounced MY-doo. These people inhabited the eastern tributaries of...
Ugliest Woman in the World – Mary Ann Bevan
The ugliest woman in the world may have been Mary Ann Bevan. She also demonstrated opportunism and optimism in her endeavors. As the eighth...
The Biography of Giovanni Buitoni
The head of the culinary empire comprising Buitoni pasta products and Perugina chocolates and confections is Giovanni Buitoni. He was the great-grandson of Giulia...
Battle of Chickamauga, 1863: A Key Turning Point in Civil War
The Battle of Chickamauga, fought on September 18-20, 1863, between Union and Confederate forces in the American Civil War, marked the end of the...
River Plate Naval Battle of World War II
River Plate Naval Battle of World War II - On December 13, 1939, German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee and an Allied naval task...