Kaleena Fraga is a Staff Writer at Realclearhistory. She focuses on a diverse array of themes including culture and society, animals, and regional interest, often exploring topics such as crime, murder, and historical events like the Titanic and World War II. Kaleena's work has also been featured in PBH Network, showcasing her insights into the intersections of beauty, fashion, and architecture.
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Kaleena's coverage spans a wide range of topics, particularly focusing on historical events, figures, and unsolved mysteries. Given the nature of her articles, she would likely respond well to pitches that provide expert commentary or insights into evolving historical narratives and scientific discoveries.
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By: Kaleena Fraga
There are 400 miles of catacomb tunnels beneath Rome.
By: Kaleena Fraga
The HMS Trooper was discovered off the coast of a Greek island almost exactly 81 years after it vanished during a secret mission in October 1943.
By: Kaleena Fraga
This 2,000-year-old Maya city, named Valeriana, was found via LiDAR in Campeche, Mexico and includes temples, houses, and a reservoir.
By: Kaleena Fraga
From Mexico's Island of the Dolls to New Jersey's Pine Barrens, step inside the scariest woodlands in the world.
By: Kaleena Fraga
The Zapotecs believed the caverns beneath the ancient city of Mitla were the "entrance to the underworld."
By: Kaleena Fraga
Her time in prison has been anything but quiet.
By: Kaleena Fraga
The 1975 "no S" proof dime is one of only two in existence.
By: Kaleena Fraga
Archaeologists believe the two-wheeled cart dates to the 20th century.
By: Kaleena Fraga
While some experts say it's impossible to calculate the African ruler's wealth, others say Mansa Musa's net worth would be the equivalent of over $400 billion today.
By: Kaleena Fraga
The coins date to the 16th and 17th centuries and are extremely rare.
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