Bridgewater Triangle ― the Bermuda Triangle of Massachusetts
We all know about the Bermuda Triangle, which is also known as the “Devil’s Triangle” because of its dark past. Unexplained deaths, disappearances and disasters are the common scenes in…
Archaeology
Genetic Disc: Did ancient civilizations acquire advanced biological knowledge?
According to experts, the engravings on Genetic Disc represent information about human genetics. This casts mystery on how an ancient culture obtained such knowledge at a time when such technology did not exist.
Did Neanderthals keep hunting trophies?
40,000-year-old animal bones have been found in the third level of Spain’s Cueva Des-Cubierta.
How did a Swiss ring watch end up in a 400-year-old sealed Ming Dynasty tomb?
The Empire of the Great Ming ruled in China from 1368 to 1644, and at that time, such watches were not there in China or anywhere else on Earth.
Gribshunden: Scientists revealed the secrets of this mysterious shipwreck
It is said that Gribshunden sank in 1495 after catching fire while in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Ronneby in southeastern Sweden; but the actual cause of her fate is still unknown. She is one of the best-preserved wrecks from the late medieval period.
Tollund Man: Archaeologists uncovered a 2,400-year-old mummy in Denmark
Peat cutters in Denmark discovered the body of Tollund Man, one of the world's oldest mud mummies, in 1950.
Incredible Sumerian inventions that transformed the world
Almost every other day, a new piece of technology comes out. This means you can try many different ideas and develop great new ones. People in the past saw this…
The accidental mummy: The discovery of an impeccably preserved woman from the Ming Dynasty
When the archaeologists opened the main coffin, they discovered layers of silk and linens coated in a dark liquid.
Archeologist claims to discover a forgotten ancient pyramid under the sands of Sahara
The archaeologist has been exploring the region for decades. His incredible discoveries were made public in a documentary on Channel 5, in early 2019.
Tools that predate the first humans – a mysterious archaeological discovery
Approximately 3.3 million years ago someone began chipping away at a rock by the side of a river. Eventually, this chipping formed the rock into a tool, perhaps, used to prepare meat or crack nuts. And this technological feat occurred before humans even showed up on the evolutionary scene.
