Iп aп extraordiпary display remiпisceпt of sceпes coпjυred by the literary worlds of Lewis Carroll or L. Fraпk Baυm, a cυrioυs photograph has sυrfaced, showiпg a child staпdiпg υпfazed beside …
“The Age of Mystery: When a Child Meets a Giant” Read More
New scientific tests on the Shroud of Turin, which went on display Saturday in a special TV appearance introduced by the Pope, dates the cloth to ancient times, challenging earlier …
The Shroud of Turin is a nearly 800-year-old piece of cloth depicting the negative image of an unknown man. Read More
Helicoprion is an extinct genus of shark that lived during the Permian period, approximately 290 to 250 million years ago. It is known for its unusual spiral arrangement of teeth, …
Helicoprion is an extinct genus of shark that lived during the Permian period, approximately 290 to 250 million years ago Read More
Deep in the arid lands of northern Syria can be found an archaeological site like no other. Ain Dara consists of a complex of buildings, built around a large central …
Ain Dara’s Footprints: Did Gods Once Walk Among Us? Read More
What modern European “experts” are learning with “advanced” technology was seemingly common knowledge to ancient Asian, African, and American astronomers. The Pyramids of Xi’an in China, the Great Pyramids of …
Are Ancient Pyramid Complexes a Map to a Computer Circuit Board? Pyramids, Teotihuacan, Ancient aliens Read More
A team of researchers from Jagiellonian University in Kraków, southern Poland, led by Professor Radosław Palonka, has unveiled remarkable findings in the Castle Rock Pueblo settlement complex, situated on the …
Polish archaeologists uncover astronomical petroglyphs dating back to the 3rd century in Colorado Read More
The Eighteenth century in France is marked by the publication of Diderot’s Encyclopédie and the ideas of Illuminism, ‘the enlightenment’, from the French word ‘lumières’ or lights. These concepts underline …
Dominique Vivant Denon – Measurement of the Sphinx of Giza, December 29, 1799 Read More
Tiye (also known as Tiy, 1398-1338 BCE) was a queen of Egypt of the 18th dynasty, wife of the pharaoh Amenhotep III, mother of Akhenaten, and grandmother of both Tutankhamun …
Queen Tiye (Pronounced Tee-Yay) or “Taya”, as she was indigenously known, was a Kemetic Queen thought to be of Nubian origin who lived between 1398 and 1338 BC. Read More
Depiction of the goddess Nut on a recently discovered coffin, which was found at Al-Ghurifa site in Minya Governorate. In a press conference organized by the Ministry of Tourism and …
Egypt Unearthing the Cemetery of Senior Officials and Priests Dating to the New Kingdom in Al Minya Read More
Receпt archaeological excavatioпs have reigпited a loпgstaпdiпg debate that straddles the boυпdary betweeп myth aпd reality: the existeпce of aпcieпt alieп skeletoпs. Uпearthed fiпdiпgs have spυrred iпteпse discυssioпs amoпg scholars, …
Ancient Alien Skeletons: Igniting the Discourse Between Myth and Reality Read More