Mysteries of the world

1. “Gropecunt Lane”, was an official street name given to those streets in medieval England where prostitution took place because it was normal practice for a medieval street name to reflect the street's function or economic activity taking place within it.

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In the serene landscapes of Waianae, Hawaii, a gripping mystery unfolded on February 27, 2015. Eighteen-year-old Daylenn "Moke" Pua vanished without a trace after embarking on a forbidden adventure to the Haiku Stairs, famously known as the "Stairway to Heaven." Despite extensive search efforts and eight years passing, no sign of Daylenn Pua has ever been found.

Mysterious so strange that even two of the best paranormal detectives wouldn't know the answers.

Step into the ancient world of Mithraism and explore the enigmatic cult of Mithras with our comprehensive guide. Discover the history and mythology behind this secretive religion, from its origins in Persia to its spread throughout the Roman Empire. Learn about its rituals, beliefs, and iconography, and uncover the mysteries that have fascinated scholars and seekers for centuries.

1. Burj Al Babas is an abandoned $200 million residential development located near the Turkish town of Mudurnu. The homes in the development are designed to resemble Disney-style miniature castles. After the developer went bankrupt and economic slowdown, the whole development remains unsold and lays uninhabited.

Melungeon traits include: Dark hair and skin with light-colored eyes Stark contrasts in skin and hair color within a single family. American Indian features A particular type of bump or ridge at the back of the head (usually just above the neck) known at the Melungeon bump.... Sometimes called the “Lost Tribe of Appalachia,” the Melungeons are people of mixed ethnicity who claim varying degrees of Portuguese, Turkish, Moorish, Arabic, Jewish, American Indian and African descent.

1. In the late 1800's you could buy a mummy from street vendors in Egypt and Victorian era parties that were the highlight of the social season were called “A Mummy Unwrapping Party!”