Archeaology
Nebra’s Celestial Disk: An Ancient Map of the Stars?
The Nebra Celestial Disk, dating back at least 3,600 years, is considered the oldest astronomical stellar map of cosmic phenomena....
Archeaology
Saint Bernard’s Mummies: Nature’s Unexplained Gift
The bodies buried here for some mysterious reason have become natural mummies. While the ancient Egyptians had to spend centuries...
Archeaology
14 Unsolved Mysteries: Science’s Quiet Challenges
Human civilization has entrusted science with the task of deciphering mysteries. Without disappointing that expectation, science has decoded most of...
Archeaology
A Tiny ‘Leprechaun’ Mummy: Science Meets Folklore
The moment the mummy was discovered was in June 1934, according to ancient origins. The origin of this little mummy...
Archeaology
Guatemala’s Mayan Figure: A 1,500-Year-Old Helmeted Find
A charming scene of 23 ceramic figurines, arranged by mourners in a circular configuration inside a royal tomb chamber,...
Archeaology
Pompeii’s Plaster People: 2,000 Years of Tragedy Captured
On August 24, 79 AD, the city of Pompeii, a prosperous Roman city located in southern Italy, was suddenly buried...
Archeaology
Piri Reis’ Map: A 1513 Glimpse of Atlantis?
In 1929, while restoration work was underway at Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, Turkey, a group of historians discovered an ancient...
Archeaology
Devil’s Tower: Nature or Ancient Handiwork?
Located in northeastern Wyoming, United States, Devil’s Tower is an imposing geological formation that has baffled scientists and historians alike...
Archeaology
The encounter of the century: German fishermen capture a live megalodon in the North Sea
At the beginning of the 20th century, the cold, deep waters of the North Sea became the scene of a...
Archeaology
Aphrodite’s Head in Türkiye: Aizanoi’s Lost Beauty
In a series of recent excavations at the ancient city of Aizanoi, located in the Çavdarhisar district of Kütahya province...