Archaeologists uncover Noah’s Ark Codex – a calf-skin parchment from 13,100 BC
Archaeologist Joel Klenck Announces Finding of Writing from an Ancient Time, Noah's Ark Codex, at a Late Epipaleolithic Site (13,100 and 9,600 BC).
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Mind-boggling: A 20,000-year-old underwater pyramid in the Atlantic?
Is there a gigantic Pyramid where Plato said Atlantis would be? The gigantic underwater pyramid is at least 60 meters tall and has an 8000-square-meter base. Surprisingly, the submerged structure…
Archaeologists have discovered the origin of a well-known Stone Age monument
Archaeologists from the Universities of Manchester and Cardiff have identified the origins of Arthur’s Stone, one of the most well-known Stone Age monuments in the United Kingdom. Professor Julian Thomas…
The midnight bus 375: The terrifying tale behind the last bus of Beijing
“The Midnight Bus 375” or also known as “The Bus To Fragrant Hills” is a scary Chinese urban legend about a night bus and its horrific fate. But many believe…
3,000-year-old gold mask found in China sheds light on mysterious civilization
Historians know little about the ancient state of Shu, though findings indicate it could have been around during the 12th and 11th centuries BCE. Chinese archaeologists have made major discoveries…
Who killed President John F. Kennedy?
To say in one sentence, it’s still unsolved that who killed the US President John F. Kennedy. It’s strange to think but no one knows the exact plan and the…
5,500-year-old Babel Text from China reveals oldest known map of inner solar system
It is obvious to any astronomer that some of the brightest objects in the night sky are the planets. It is thus mysterious that there are so few references to…
“Miss unsinkable” Violet Jessop – the survivor of the Titanic, Olympic and Britannic Shipwrecks
Violet Constance Jessop was an ocean liner stewardess and nurse in the early 19th century, who is known for surviving the disastrous sinkings of both the RMS Titanic and her…
Mother pleaded guilty in baby’s death: The Baby Jane Doe’s killer is still unidentified
On November 12, 1991, a hunter near Jacob Johnson Lake near Warner saw a man kneeling in front of a woman and hitting something. The man pulled a plastic bag…
Dina Sanichar – a wild Indian feral child raised by wolves
Dina Sanichar is said to have been Kipling's inspiration for the famous child character 'Mowgli' from his incredible creation "The Jungle Book."
