More than 1,000 years ago, this pre-Incan baby was buried on a desolate hillside in Peru. He was among dozens of well-preserved mummified skeletons that archaeologists found on the outskirts of the capital city of Lima.
An extinct giant rhino, sometimes described as a “Siberian unicorn,” lived on the planet much longer than scientists previously believed, new research shows.
The story of Kap Dwá, which literally means “two-headed,” appears in British records from the early 20th century.
When we think of ancient Egypt, mythology often conjures up images of magnificent pyramids and the mysteries surrounding this great civilization. However, a recent discovery has shaken the world of archaeology and opened a new chapter in Egypt's epigone kingdom: a hidden cave adorned with paintings depicting alien-like beings. This documentary has not only captured the attention of archaeologists, but also challenges our current understanding of human history and the possible co-connections between humans and extraterrestrial civilizations.
It’s very simple: our ancestors, who lived thousands of miles away, must have had contact, so the idea that they didn’t and that they were limited to their own lands is absurd. We have symbolism like the representations below to show that the same events occurred all over the world and that they all apparently witnessed the same events, whatever they were. The planet would then have been a transoceanic hub where knowledge was shared and diverse civilizations shared ideas with each other.
Issik Kul is a remote deepwater lake located in the northern Tian Shan Mountains in the Transiliysk Ala Tau area of Kyrgyzstan (Central Asia). Its name means "hot water" and the lake is surrounded by snow-capped peaks but never freezes.
In the ancient world, where giants once roamed, Platybelodon was a creature that stood out for its unique and peculiar...
The video delves into the ongoing debate over the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, a relic believed by many to bear the imprint of the body of Jesus Christ. Below are the key takeaways from the video:
The Skull Tower, known as “Cele Kula” in Serbian, near the city of Niš in Serbia, stands as a chilling and sombre reminder of a turbulent period in Balkan history. Built by the Ottoman Empire after the Battle of Cegar in May 1809, during the First Serbian Uprising, it serves as a poignant monument to the sacrifices made by Serbian rebels.
A fascinating discovery has given rise to a great historical mystery that has lasted thousands of years. Back in May 1897, two workers working in Yde, the Netherlands, found the excellently preserved body of a little girl while dredging a peat bog.