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Haunted Cemeteries 1 year 38 weeks ago

I really do not remember what lead me to researching and writing about haunted cemeteries. I suppose it could have something to do with the fact when I was a child and no one could find, they knew to look in the cemetery down the street from the house.

There was one grave that fascinated me. It was very old and it had a beautiful tombstone that looked like a Knights Shield. Regardless, I use to go and just sit by this by grave admiring the artwork of the tomb. (That sounds like a good excuse for a small child doesn't it?)

The Haunted New Orleans Wish Spell 1 year 31 weeks ago

One of the most famous bits of New Orleans folklore is that of the haunted New Orleans Voodoo wish spell. Performed by tourists and natives alike, this spell takes place at the site of Marie Laveau's final resting place.

Tomb Raider Reboot 1 year 17 weeks ago

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By evvy_09
A New, Younger Lara Croft

A new Tomb Raider game is scheduled to be released this December 2011. This one focuses on a new, different kind of origins story. Crystal Dynamics (Tomb Raider: Legend) discovered that a new, drastic reboot was necessary for Lara Croft. They broke her down to rebuild her, deciding what was necessary to maintain her distinctness and what wasn't.

Pharaoh Rameses II - KV5 The Tomb of the King's Sons 1 year 4 weeks ago

The Valley of the Kings contains many tombs of pharaohs of Ancient Egypt's New Kingdom, but KV5 is a unique tomb because it was built by Rameses the Great for some of his sons. KV5 was robbed in antiquity, but was then not rediscovered until modern times. KV5 is still being excavated, but already is the biggest tomb in the royal valley. Excavations are difficult because the tomb was completely filled with debris due to the occasional flash floods that occur in the Valley of Kings.

Viewing President Lincoln's Body on the Move The 16th President's Journey to Rest 2 years 11 weeks ago

The body of President Abraham Lincoln was moved throughout Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois an incredible 17 times, and viewed six, before finally resting.

Due to security and reconstruction issues of the tomb, President Lincoln spent decades of literal upheaval before his body was placed in the final tomb on September 26, 1901, 36 years after his death on April 16, 1865.