The ten plagues of Egypt are supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites; some scientists link these events to a volcanic eruption or climate change; could these be natural occurrences or are they divine warnings?
The Roman Empire fell in the year 476, yet questions linger; did it truly fall or does it continue as the Byzantine Empire? What caused its demise? The debate remains controversial even among modern historians.
In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encounter the advanced Inca Empire; despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca falls within decades; the story of how a powerful empire is overtaken by a small group of conquistadors remains mysterious.
Tutankhamun, Egypt's teenage pharaoh, leaves an enduring legacy in the 10 short years he ruled; given questions surrounding his untimely death, Tutankhamun remains one of history's enigmas.
The mystery of Noah's Ark, believed to rest in the snow-covered Ararat Mountains, has fascinated explorers for years. Two separate expeditions claim to have found it in different locations, sparking debates on whether the story is myth or reality.
Rameses II, Egypt's "ruler of rulers," reigned for over 60 years, leading Egypt into a golden age. Despite his fame, mysteries linger about his wife Nefertari and the truth of his death.
Mentioned twelve times in the canonical Gospels, Mary Magdalene remains one of the Bible's most mysterious and controversial figures. Despite her prominence, little is known about her, and depictions of her have varied widely.