Mysterious white, powdery substance inside ancient ruins in Armenia baffles researchers!
Archaeologists in Armenia have unearthed the remains of a 3,000-year-old bakery that still contains heaps of wheat flour.
Archaeology
America’s Stonehenge may be 4,000 years old – Did Celts build it?
A number of factors have contributed to the notion that America’s Stonehenge was constructed by Europeans as early as 2,000 BC — thousands of years before the earliest evidence of Viking colonization in North America.
A recent rock discovery could completely rewrite history about life on Earth, scientists say
The structure of these fossils indicates the likelihood of alien life.
Inscription found on an ancient Egyptian coffin details the ‘oldest map of the underworld’
Back in 2012, archaeologists cracked open a burial shaft in the Middle Egyptian necropolis of Dayr al-Barsha. While much of its contents were looted or eaten away by fungi, they…
The Ingá Stone: A secret message from advanced ancient civilizations?
Near the city of Ingá in Brazil, on the banks of the Ingá River, located one of Brazil’s most intriguing archaeological discoveries “The Ingá Stone”. It is also known as…
Did a priest really discover an ancient golden library built by giants inside a cave in Ecuador?
The objects consist especially of precious metal sheets that probably contain the summary of the history of an extinguished civilization, of which we don’t have the least indication to date
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…
The Great White Pyramid of Xian: Why China keeps its pyramids a secret?
The White Pyramid myth began during World War II, when eyewitness accounts, especially from pilot James Gaussman, mentioned the appearance of a massive “White Pyramid” near the Chinese city of…
Archaeologists uncover Teotihuacano village in Mexico City
Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History have made a remarkable discovery of a Teotihuacano village situated in the Tlatelolco area of Mexico City.
The Baghdad Battery: A 2,200 years old out-of-place artifact
The Ancient Battery of Baghdad has intrigued archaeologists ever since its discovery. Was it the world's earliest known battery cell? Or, something more mundane?
