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17th-Century Map Pinpoints Shakespeare’s London House in Blackfriars

The find strengthens the case that he stayed professionally active in the city late in life.

Study Says Lost Reims Mosaic Shows a Female Beast-Fighter

On Queen Luise’s 250th Birthday, Germany Revisits a Myth With a Fraught Afterlife

Brenda Blethyn Reveals Family Link to Channel 4’s A Woman of Substance

Queen Elizabeth II's Childhood Letter Sells for £25,000 at Kent Auction

British Museum Secures £3.5 Million ‘Tudor Heart’ for Permanent Collection

1897 Baroda Palace Menu Resurfaces, Revealing French-Led Royal Feast

Leipzig Team Pinpoints Possible Black Death Mass Grave Near Erfurt

Vindolanda Study Detects Giardia in Roman Britain for the First Time

Paris Opens ‘Dynastic Jewels’ Exhibition After Louvre Heist

Bonn’s Haus der Geschichte Reopens Overhauled Permanent Exhibition With Interactive, Contemporary Focus

La Capital Marks 158 Years With Rosario Tribute to Founder

Vigo’s Pazo de Castrelos Opens ‘Los últimos marqueses’ Exhibition Free Through October 2026

Immersive 'Vikings' Exhibition Opens in Hamburg on Nov. 5

Two Early Coptic Churches, Rare Jesus Mural Unearthed in Egypt’s Kharga Oasis

Argentina Marks Radio Broadcasting Day, 105 Years After Pioneering 1920 Transmission

Rare Gallo-Roman Mausoleum Unearthed in Vienne

Probable Tomb of Julie von Voß Discovered in Buch Palace Church

Pollentia Excavation Shows Romans Ate Thrushes as Everyday Street Food

Russia Declassifies Soviet Files Confirming Hitler’s Death in 1945