Summoning evil: The enigmatic world of the Book of Soyga!
The Book of Soyga is a 16th century manuscript on demonology that was written in Latin. But the reason it's so mysterious is that we have no idea who actually wrote the book.
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The mysterious ‘Giant of Kandahar’ allegedly killed by US special forces in Afghanistan
The Kandahar giant was a massive humanoid creature standing 3-4 meters tall. American soldiers allegedly ran into him and killed him in Afghanistan.
17 most mysterious photos in the world that cannot be explained
Whenever we search for the mysteries behind an unexplained thing, we first try to find out some strong evidence that could raise questions in our minds and could inspire us…
Archaeologists discover man whose tongue was replaced by a stone
There was a strange and seemingly unique burial that took place in a village in Britain sometime in the third or fourth centuries AD. In 1991, while archaeologists were excavating…
Ancient star-shaped holes found in Volda: Evidence of extremely advanced precision machine?
Although areas like Puma Punku and the Giza basalt plateau have precise holes drilled several feet into the extremely hard stones, these particular holes were strangely produced in the shape of stars.
Australia’s mysterious Marree Man: The world’s largest geoglyph can be seen from space
The world’s biggest geoglyph, known as the “Marree Man,” is etched in the dry sand of Australia’s harsh desert. It is a gigantic figure of an Aboriginal man hunting birds…
SS Ourang Medan: The shocking clues that the ship left behind
“All officers including captain are dead lying in chartroom and bridge. Possibly whole crew dead.” This message was followed by indecipherable Morse code then one final grisly message… “I die!”…
The mysterious 1978 incident of the USS Stein monster
Here's how big was the squid that attacked the USS Stein in 1978.
The Dispilio Tablet – the oldest known written text could rewrite the history!
According to conventional archaeology, writing wasn't invented until 3,000 to 4,000 BC in Sumeria. However, a 7,000-year-old tablet found in Greece over a decade ago challenges this position.
Ancient Aramaic incantation describes a mysterious ‘devourer’ that brings ‘fire’ to victims!
Analysis of the incantation's writing indicates that it was inscribed sometime between 850 BC and 800 BC, and this makes the inscription the oldest Aramaic incantation ever found.
