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10 Historical Hoaxes That Fooled Everyone | Myths vs Facts | Dark Curiosity Archives

Historical Hoaxes just fooled you again—Historical Hoaxes that sound “too perfect” often spread the fastest. In this episode, Historical Hoaxes meet Myths vs Facts as we tear apart 10 famous “truths” people repeat like bedtime stories. From Viking horned helmets and “pure white” Roman statues… to Sparta’s movie-muscle myth, medieval chastity belts, Piltdown Man, Napoleon’s “short” smear, Nero’s “fiddle” meme, and the quote “Let Them Eat Cake”—we track how each hoax was born, why it mutated, and why it stuck. This is Dark Curiosity Archives: dark, funny, and a little disturbing—because history isn’t a camera. It’s a storyteller with a favorite angle. 👉 Which hoax shocked you the most? Comment the one you believed for years. ✅ Like + Subscribe for weekly Myth Vs Fact episodes. Chapters! 00:00 Medieval People Believed the Earth Was Flat 01:22 Vikings Wore Horned Helmets 02:29 Roman Statues Were Pure White Like a Dentist’s Office 03:31 Sparta 300 Perfect Muscle Heroes, Always Cool 04:31 Medieval Chastity Belts Lock It Up for Peace of Mind 05:21 Piltdown Man The Missing Link 06:14 Napoleon Was Tiny and Pathetic 07:03 Nero Played the Fiddle While Rome Burned 07:56 The Quote Let Them Eat Cake 08:44 History Is Pure, Untouched Truth 09:35 ENDING #HistoricalHoaxes #HistoryMyths #MythsVsFacts #DarkCuriosityArchives #WeirdHistory