Double hoard of Viking treasure discovered near Harald Bluetooth’s fort in Denmark
A metal detectorist discovered two hoards of Viking silver in a field in Denmark, including coins from the period of Denmark's great king Harald Bluetooth.
Civilizations
DNA of 10,000-year-old Luzio solves the mysterious disappearance of the sambaqui builders
In pre-colonial South America, sambaqui builders ruled the coast for thousands of years. Their fate remained mysterious – until an ancient skull unlocked the new DNA evidence.
The Ctones: The tribe that lives in the depths of the Earth
On February 28, 2003, a mine in the Chinese city of Jixi in Heilongjiang Province collapsed. A total of 14 miners never reunited with their families. However, this story became…
Could Moses have been the pharaoh Akhenaten?
Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaton was famous for a failed attempt to create a monotheistic solar cult, but some believe he was the same man as the prophet Moses. There are several…
Giant ancient Roman underground structure discovered near Naples, Italy
The “Aqua Augusta,” built in the early first century BC during the Augustan era in Naples, Italy, is one of the largest and most complex aqueducts in the Roman Empire.…
A mysterious 5,000-year-old ancient city discovered in Iraq 10 meter-deep
In the Kurdistan area of northern Iraq, the remains of an ancient city known as “Idu” have been discovered. It is thought that the city, which is now buried beneath…
Scientists found alien code ‘embedded’ in human DNA: Evidence of ancient alien engineering?
The so-called 97 percent of non-coding sequences in human DNA are nothing less than the genetic blueprint of alien life forms.
Was Göbekli Tepe really built by Aboriginal Australians?
Is it possible that, in the distant past, Aboriginal Australians had a secret connection with Göbekli Tepe?
500,000-year-old tools in Polish cave may have belonged to extinct hominid species
The findings suggest humans crossed into central Europe earlier than previously thought.
Hidden gems: Mind-blowing Mayan civilization discovered just under our feet!
Using LiDAR technology, researchers located a new Maya site in northern Guatemala. There, causeways connect multiple settlements dated from roughly 1000 BC to 150 AD.
