Canadian Teenager Discovers Lost Mayan City By Studying The Stars At just 15 years old, William Gadoury has blown the minds of some of Canada’s top astronomers, scientists and researchers, by locating an ancient Mayan city that had never before been found. Satellite images have thus far confirmed his findings, showing unnatural geometric shapes precisely where the teenager said they […]
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Ancient Texts Reveal: Earth Was Ruled For 241,000 Years By 8 Kings Who Came From Heaven Uncovered throughout the years by scholars in numerous regions in ancient Mesopotamia, the copies of what is believed to be a single manuscript — referred to as the Sumerian King List — detail how in the distant past, our planet was ruled by eight […]
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The Most Fascinating Paracas Mummy Found So Far: Newborn Baby With Elongated Skull One of the most fascinating ancient elongated skulls has just been discovered. According to Brien Foerster of Hidden Inca Tours, the mummified head and partial neck of a baby from the Paracas culture of Peru is one of the most amazing elongated skulls discovered to date. This mysterious skull has […]
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The Cochno Stone: A Massive, 5,000-Year-Old Cosmic Map Discovered in 1887, the mystery stone remained buried for decades in order to protect it from vandalism. One of the most fascinating archaeological mysteries is the discovery of the so-called Cochno stone. Discovered in 1887 by the Rev. James Harvey, the ancient stone measures 13 meters by 7.9 and features around 90 […]
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Nuclear Physicists Locate What May Be The Oldest Church In The World A team of nuclear physicists, using cutting-edge radiography, have found what they believe to be one of the oldest churches in the world located deep within the medieval fortress of Naryn-Kala, in the ancient city of Derbent, Dagestan, according to Newsweek: “Archaeologists have known about the building for […]
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Paleoanthropologist Discovers Set Of Geometric Signs Used Around The World 40,000 Years Ago In 2007, paleoanthropologist and rock art researcher Genevieve von Petzinger decided to set out to study geometric signs found in caves and other sites, dating back as far as 40,000 years ago during the Stone Age. While most people are familiar with the familiar petroglyphs of animals, […]
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Hedonistic ‘Sunken City of the Caesars’ Recaptured By Divers After 1,700 Years The sunken city of the Caesars which was lost for over seventeen centuries under the blue waters of Italy’s west coast has been uncovered in impressive new pictures taken by divers who were permitted to explore the area. Ancient Roman Version of Las Vegas Rediscovered in Naples It […]
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Some Giant Geoglyphs in Jordan are Older than the World Famous Nazca Lines Despite the difficulty in discerning the finished product of the giant designs from the earth, archaeologists have recently announced that at least some of the great “works of old men” (as the Bedouin called them in 1927) of the Middle East are significantly older than the famous […]
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New Research May Establish Australian Rock Art as the Oldest in the World Australian Indigenous art is the longest unbroken tradition of art in the world. It is so old in fact, that examples have been found that depict long-extinct megafauna. Now a push is underway to establish just how old it really is. It is expected that the research […]
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Lost Mayan City Revealed Under Centuries Of Jungle Growth Hidden for centuries, the ancient Maya city of Holtun, or Head of Stone, is finally coming into focus. Three-dimensional mapping has “erased” centuries of jungle growth, revealing the rough contours of nearly a hundred buildings, according to research presented earlier this month. Though it’s long been known to locals that something—something […]
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