Nobody believed Herodotus when he described the gold-digging ants
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The Stories Behind Wild Claims By Ancient Historians We Have A Hard Time Believing
Ten times Herodotus was proved right. Despite being called a liar, the Father of History was right more often than not, even if archaeology and sc - Thread from Stone Age Herbalist @
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Nobody believed Herodotus when he described the gold-digging ants he had seen in the Indian provinces of the Persian Empire back in 5th century BC. As it turns out, the 'fox-sized furry
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