The Equal Earth projection hopes to put an end to distorted world maps for good. The post New World Map Shows Just How Inaccurate Every Map You’ve Ever Seen Is appeared first on All That's Interesting.

The sword is believed to have been an English officers' sword from about 300 years ago. The post 10-Year-Old Boy Discovers An 18th-Century Sword With A Metal Detector He Just Got For His Birthday appeared first on All That's Interesting.

While renovating his home in Klotzow, Germany, Peter Wittenberg recently happened upon a 12th-century "picture stone" emblazoned with the image of a mysterious figure that may be Bishop Otto of Bamberg. The post Massive Medieval Picture Stone Discovered By Chance During Home Renovations In Germany appeared first on All That's Interesting.

The small figurine resembles a bear or a boar, and it is in remarkably good condition. The post Archaeologists Discover A Possible Animal Toy Carved From Volcanic Rock At A Medieval Site In Iceland appeared first on All That's Interesting.

On September 12, 1857, the SS Central America sank while transporting hundreds of passengers and about 30,000 pounds of gold. In 1988, treasure hunter Tommy Thompson found the wreck and made off with the gold — but the story didn’t end there. The post The Hunt For The SS <em>Central America</em>, The Ship That Sank Carrying 15 Tons Of Gold appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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Check out Nightingale's latest trailer about their Realms Rebuild update. Nightingale is a survival game set in a fantasy, Victorian era world developed by Inflexion Games.

Check out the latest trailer for Arena Breakout: Infinite. MoreFun Studios' fps looter shooter challenges your combat skills and strategic. And, it's now available on PC.

Japanese mythology is filled with stories of yokai, supernatural beings that embody the darkest aspects of human nature. Two of the most feared yokai are Shuten-doji and Tamamo-no-Mae, whose legends have left a profound impact on Japan's folklore. Shuten-doji's story begins with a rebellious orphan known for his strength and intelligence. Despite being sent to a monastery, he defied authority, indulging in mischief and heavy drinking. One night, he wore an Oni mask as a prank, but the mask fused to his face, transforming him into a demon. Isolated in the mountains, Shuten-doji embraced his growing malevolence, studying black magic and attacking travelers. He eventually assembled an army of Oni, launching a reign of terror against Japan. His threat became so severe that the Emperor sent the warrior Raikou to defeat him. Even after being beheaded, Shuten-doji’s severed head bit Raikou, showing his relentless evil. Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsAsiaVideosRead Later