On the head of the Sphinx, there might be a door to a lost city that could lead to discoveries that will change history The biggest and most famous sphinx in the world is in Giza, Egypt. Southeast of the Giza pyramids is where you can find the Great Sphinx. Egyptologists still can’t agree on how long ago it was […]
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Orichalcum, the lost metal of Atlantis, may have been found in a shipwreck off Sicily Mysterious metal ingots linked to the mythical civilisation of Atlantis have been recovered from an ancient shipwreck off the coast of Sicily. Archaeologists last month recovered a wealth of ingots of an unusual golden alloy from the wreck sitting in about 3m of water, 300m […]
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Cave complex may lie beneath Giza Pyramids An enormous system of caves, chambers and tunnels lies hidden beneath the Pyramids of Giza, according to a British explorer who claims to have found the lost underworld of the pharaohs. Populated by bats and venomous spiders, the underground complex was found in the limestone bedrock beneath the pyramid field at Giza. “There is […]
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The Pyramid Complex and the Hopi: Creation Myth Sheds Light on Building Plan The Egyptians did not build the pyramids. No one living in the area can tell you; who built them, why they were built, when they were built, how they were built or why the pyramids at the complex were arranged in the particular order that they are […]
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BBC Documentary: Jesus Was A Buddhist Monk (Accounts For The ‘Missing Years’) A thought-provoking documentary suggests Jesus Christ — a Jewish preacher and religious leader who became the central figure of Christianity — was a Buddhist Monk. The documentary indicates that Jesus was not crucified and that he spent decades travelling and was ultimately laid to rest after His death […]
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The Sumerian King List Spans For Over 241,000 Years Before A Great Flood Out of the many incredible artefacts that have been recovered from sites in Iraq where flourishing Sumerian cities once stood, few have been more intriguing than the Sumerian King List, an ancient manuscript originally recorded in the Sumerian language, listing kings of Sumer (ancient southern Iraq) from […]
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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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New Research May Finally Solve the “Chicken or Egg First” Paradox It is often said that the first question a human ever asked was, “Hi, I’m Adam … what’s your name?” Many believe the second-oldest question is, “Which came first … the chicken or the egg?” While the debate on the answer to the first will probably never end, the […]
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Bronze age hillfort unearthed in France may be lost capital city A Bronze Age hillfort in France may represent a lost Celtic capital city, archaeologists said after finding treasures there including jewellery, weapons and chariot parts. The priceless trove was unearthed near Gannat in France’s Allier department, some 80 miles northwest of Lyon, by experts from the University of Toulouse–Jean Jaurès. Excavations […]
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9,000-Year-Old Stonehenge-Like Structure Found Under Lake Michigan Archaeologists found something much more fascinating than they got credit for when searching under the waters of Lake Michigan for shipwrecks: they uncovered a rock with a prehistoric carving of a mastodon, as well as a collection of stones arranged in a Stonehenge-like manner. Gazing into the water In modern archaeology, the use […]
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