9,000-year-old site near Jerusalem is the “Big Bang” of prehistory settlement
About 9,000 years ago, the people of the settlement practiced religion.
Lost History
Kusa Kap: The mystery of the giant hornbill of New Guinea
Kusa Kap is a gigantic ancient bird, some 16 to 22 feet in wingspan, whose wings make a noise like a steam engine.
Rare fossil of ancient dog species discovered by paleontologists
These canines are believed to have roamed the San Diego area up to 28 million years ago.
Well-preserved ice age woolly rhino found in Siberia
The remarkably preserved carcass of an Ice Age-era woolly rhino has been unearthed by locals in eastern Siberia.
The 150,000-year-old Baigong Pipes: Evidence of an advanced ancient chemical fuel facility?
The origin of these Baigong Pipelines and who built them are still a mystery. Was this any sort of ancient research center? Or some sort of ancient extraterrestrial facility or base?
Hanging Coffins and the mysterious Bo people of China
Throughout the course of our extensive history, humans have devised incredibly imaginative methods for burying our deceased loved ones and constructing intricate burial sites. However, among the multitude of funeral…
‘Prehistoric’ mummified bear discovered in Siberian permafrost isn’t what scientists previously thought
The bear, discovered in 2020, was once thought to be an extinct cave bear dating back at least 22,000 years. However, a fresh necropsy revealed that it is a brown bear from 3,500 years ago.
Plimpton 322 – The ancient Babylonian clay tablet that changed the history of maths
A Babylonian clay tablet dated back to 3,700 years has been identified as the world’s oldest and the most accurate trigonometric table, suggesting the Babylonians beat the ancient Greeks to…
The Ark of the Covenant was a communication device!
The ‘Ark of the Covenant’ also referred to as the ‘Ark of the Testimony’ or the ‘Ark of God,’ is regarded as the most revered artifact of the Israelites. It…
The mystery of the Wandjina: Ancient astronauts in Australia?
Why were the Wandjinas painted with white skin if they were supposed to be depicting other Aboriginal people who had all black skin? Why were the eyes always painted in such a way that they were out of proportion to the rest of the face and nose? What did our ancient ancestors try to show us by painting them all without a mouth?
