Archeaology
Ten Museums of the Macabre: History’s Quietly Strange Corners
1. Museum of Death – Los Angeles, California, USA The Museum of Death in Los Angeles, which displays the largest...
Archeaology
A Hellhound’s Bones: Two Meters Near an Ancient Monastery
Known according to ancient texts as Black Shuck, a name believed to come from an Old English word meaning “black...
Archeaology
Terracotta Perfection: China’s First Emperor’s Hidden Craft
Among the more than 8,000 terracotta warriors guarding the tomb of unified China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, only...
Archeaology
Mongolia’s 1,000-Year-Old Mummy: Adidas Boots Stir Time Theories
THESE remarkable new pictures show of a 1,000-year-old Mongolian mummy who was uncovered wearing “red ADIDAS boots”. The well-preserved...
Archeaology
54 cm Humanlike Footprints in 100-Million-Year-Old Rock Shake Foundations of Evolution and Human History
In the bed of the Paluxy River, in the United States, fossil footprints of what appear to be bipeds have...
Archeaology
A 1,000-Year-Old Mummy’s Gesture: Why the Covered Face?
When archaeologists from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos set out to begin excavating at Cajamarquilla, an archaeological site...
Archeaology
Titanic’s Reef Neighbor: A Find More Striking Than a Wreck
The RMS Titanic It is undoubtedly the most famous shipwreck in the world. The wreck of this luxurious ship...
Archeaology
A 2,000-Year-Old Midwife’s Tomb: Jesus’ Caretaker Revealed?
As part of an ongoing archaeological dig, researchers from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) have finally begun excavations in...
Archeaology
An 800-Year-Old Phone in Austria: A Curious Anomaly
An image purportedly showing an 800-year-old mobile phone found in Austria has achieved widespread fame among conspiracy theorists, despite appearing...
Archeaology
Medieval Bones of Battle: England’s Bloodiest Day Unearthed
The Frozen Fields of Towton: a battlefield frozen in time On a cold March day in 1461, the quiet fields...