Why the marathon is exactly 42.195 kilometers long: history and origin from Ancient Greece to London

There marathon it is perhaps the most iconic running race but its history is far from linear. Today, Sunday 2 ...
The 10 most evocative, scary and spectacular cemeteries in the world

There are places where silence tells more than a thousand words, and cemeteries are the most surprising example of this: ...
Why they say empty pumpkin: origin and true meaning of the expression

There’s something funny and at the same time biting about telling someone: “you’re so unique empty pumpkin!”. But where does ...
Hominids were grasping tools with their hands as early as 1.5 million years ago: what the new study reveals

Some species of hominids, a family of primates dating back to the early Miocene, who lived in East Africa about ...
How is the Mexican Dia de Los Muertos celebrated and what is its meaning

The Día de los Muertosliterally “the day of the dead”, is one of the most emblematic holidays in Mexico, celebrated ...
What is celebrated on All Saints’ Day and why is November 1st called that in Italy?

All Saints’ Day, also known as “All Saints’ Day”, is a holiday with which Christians, Catholic and Orthodox, celebrate the ...
What is the true history of Halloween and how it was born: origin, meaning and traditions of October 31st

Halloween, one of the most popular holidays of the autumn period, is celebrated the night before All Saints’ Day: this ...
The history of Jack O’ Lantern: why the Halloween pumpkin is called that and where the legend comes from

The legend of Jack O’Lantern – literally, Jack of the Lantern – was born in Ireland in the 17th century, ...











