Over the course of 22 years, Ron Wyatt claimed to have uncovered the original Ten Commandments, the Ark of the Covenant, and even a sampling of Jesus Christ's blood.To some, Ron Wyatt seemed like a real-life Indiana Jones — and perhaps even “God’s archaeologist.” Despite not having a formal archaeology background, Wyatt dedicated much of his time trying to uncover Bible-related artifacts and landmarks in the Middle East. In all, he claimed to have made nearly 100 Biblical discoveries, including the remains of Noah’s Ark, Goliath’s sword, the original Ten Commandments, the Ark of the Covenant, and even the dried blood of Jesus Christ.

The ancient Roman battering rams held inscriptions from judges who signed off on their construction and held three enormous blades on each side to tear through enemy ships.RPM Nautical FoundationAn Ancient Roman battering ram used to end the First Punic War. The First Punic War, fought between Ancient Rome and Carthage for supremacy over the western Mediterranean, began in 264 B.C. It was the most prolonged naval conflict in antiquity. For 23 years on the seas from Sicily to North Africa, warships clashed with their battering rams — four of which have just been found.

Luckily, the pharmaceutical company has not received any reports of adverse effects resulting from the mishap.PixabayAvKARE pharmaceutical distributor reports that so far, no injuries have occurred since the mixup. In yet another folly of 2020, a U.S. pharmaceutical distributor issued a national recall of their antidepressants and anti-erectile dysfunction pills after it was discovered that there had been a “mix-up” between the two medications. According to CNN, pharmaceutical distributor AvKARE issued a voluntary national recall of 100mg sildenafil, which is the active ingredient in the common erectile dysfunction medication known as Viagra, and of the 100mg trazodone tablets used to treat major depressive disorder.

Iceland is a country dotted with Viking relics, breathtaking volcanic landscapes and picture-perfect scenery. And, if you believe one subset of the population, elves.The place of elves in Icelandic culture is much disputed. The effect of elves on the government, however, is obvious. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons Countries and cultures around the globe have their fair share of odd rituals and belief systems, and it seems that the media has really taken to Iceland’s apparent belief in elves.

After a miserable childhood, Catherine of Valois married King Henry V of England and secured her place in history — but she lived in controversy after his untimely death.National Portrait Gallery/Wikimedia Commons A portrait miniature of a medieval woman, most likely Catherine of Valois, Queen of England and wife of Henry V. Around the year 1599, Shakespeare penned Henry V, a fictionalized dramatization of the medieval King Henry V and his 1415 victory against the French at the Battle of Agincourt.