The mysterious Egyptian sistro that could open portals and change climate?
For some, the sistro acts as the entrance and exit from one place to another used by the gods (portals), since it appears near the ‘false doors’ of ancient Egyptian…
Ancient Technology
The unknown origins of the mysterious Nomoli figurines
Locals in Sierra Leone, Africa, were searching for diamonds when they discovered a collection of amazing stone figurines portraying various human ethnicities and, in some cases, semi-human beings. These figures…
Nazca spiral holes: Complex hydraulic pump system in ancient Peru?
An ancient society developed around an agrarian economy that comprised maize, squash, yucca, and other crops about 2,000 years ago in a coastal area of Peru that receives less than…
Ancient superhighways: 12,000-year-old massive underground tunnels stretch from Scotland to Turkey
Across the European continent, an extensive network of ancient tunnels has recently been discovered. What's the actual purpose of these huge archaic tunnels?
Carracks Black Sword: Portuguese soldiers’ secret weapon shrouds Age of Discovery with stealth and preservation!
Portuguese soldiers used black swords in the Age of Discovery in order to not reflect the light and announce their presence on ships, avoiding also its rusting when used near salt water.
World’s first use of nanotech was in India, 2,600 years ago!
In 2015, in a nondescript village some 450km from Chennai, India were found the remains of a city that went back to the 3rd-6th century BCE. Now, in broken pieces…
Controversial prehistoric bronze gears of Peru: The legendary ‘Key’ to the lands of the Gods?
The Ancient Gears of Ancient Peru fit the description of the legendary 'Key' that would open access to the 'Gate of the Gods' at Hayu Marca.
Giant ancient Minoan axes – what were they used for?
To find such an axe in the hands of a Minoan woman would suggest strongly that she held a powerful position within the Minoan culture.
The Pyramid of Zawyet El Aryan: Proof of a lost hi-tech extraterrestrial technology?
Most people are unaware that, next to the famed trio of pyramids at Giza, Egypt, there are two smaller pyramids that have just their foundations left, one of which is the…
How were the Giza Pyramids constructed? What the 4500-year-old Merer’s Diary says?
The best-preserved sections, labeled Papyrus Jarf A and B, provide documentation of the transportation of white limestone blocks from the Tura quarries to Giza via boat.
