The red sandstone block was used during the coronations of English and later British kings and queens for centuries. But on Christmas Day in 1950, four Scottish students removed the Stone of ...

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In the vaulted burial chamber of Temple XIII at Palenque, Mexico, a researcher examines the stained interior of the stone sarcophagus of the Red Queen. KENNETH GARRETT/NGS Before they accessed the ...

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The cosy crime world of a 1950s Agatha Christie novel is brought to hilarious improvised life as a new murder mystery is made up on the spot every ... of the outrageous and audacious self-annointed ...

The centuries-old item, also known as the Stone of Scone, has played a role in the crowning of British monarchs since the ...

Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age performs live in 2024. CREDIT: Stefano Costantino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Queens Of The Stone Age have shared details of a new European tour ...

The Stone of Madness may be set in the 18th century, a full 350 years on from Umberto Eco's masterful monastic mystery The Name of the Rose, yet the game is clearly indebted to the literary ...

The researcher who is trying to trace the “hidden” fragments of the Stone of Destiny believes she has decoded another mystery of the ancient artefact – Roman numerals which were etched on to it.

It’s no mystery—it’s Agatha Christie, of course. But where did she get all of her ideas? Well, Christie’s story is just as gripping and twisted as any of her novels.