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An ancient chapel, which may have been hidden underneath a house for almost one hundred years, has been discovered by its owners by accident. Pat and Diane Farley decided to investigate a metal grid in their home during a family party which had been puzzling them since they moved into their house. Beneath the grid,

Timeless Electronics Technology Through Ancient Engravings In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, where innovation is rapid and advancements are a constant, the discovery of ancient engravings that hint at timeless electronics technology is a revelation that challenges our understanding of history. This article delves into the intriguing intersection of ancient artifacts and modern electronics, unveiling

The top photo shows the site of the famous battle of Thermopylae, which took place in 480 BC. The bottom picture is a cool painting by Louis S. Glanzman, which depicts the battle in its final moments as the Spartans and approximately 1,000 other Greeks made their last stand against the Persian army on Kolonos

Delphi, Greece, 1894. Archeologists and workers pose in front of the magnificent statue of Antinous, which was unearthed near the Temple of Apollo in the sanctuary at Delphi. The statue was discovered by a team of French archeologists, who in 1891 were granted permission by the Greek government to excavate at Delphi. Most of the

Latest update from Into the Wild ‘Roughly forty-three thousand years ago a young cave bear died in the rolling hills on the northwest border of modern-day Slovenia. A thousand miles away and a thousand years later, a mammoth died in the forests above the river Blau near the southern edge of modern-day Germany. Within a

2,000-Year-Old Shoe Unearthed in German Bog Bogs have been home to some of the weirdest items and artifacts, some that were buried or stored intentionally, and others that were inadvertently lost in the mud. The archaeological record is full of bizarre finds including barrels full of butter to well-preserved human bodies, murder weapons, wheels, or

Creatures from legends occasionally turned out to be real. While some of these “legendary creatures” turned out to be normal animals, others were exactly how we imagined them. Among the creatures we found was the legendary hellhound. Animals, like dogs, are often associated with the devil. In Celtic folklore and superstitions, a hound is said

Reindeer herders in a Russian Arctic archipelago have found an immaculately preserved carcass of an Ice Age cave bear, researchers said Monday. The find — revealed as permafrost melts across vast areas of Siberia — was discovered on the Lyakhovsky Islands with its teeth and even its nose intact. Previously, scientists only had been able

At Europe’s oldest battlefield, archaeologists found new clues about who fought on the skeleton-strewn grounds some 3,250 years ago. Starting in the 1980s, people began finding ancient daggers, knives and other weapons in the river sediment around Tollense Valley in northeastern Germany. Several skulls were found, too. In 1996, an amateur archaeologist even discovered an