In February 1837, in Kerch, Crimea, after years of exhaustive excavation efforts to discover an entrance into the mᴀssive earthen mound, archaeologist Anton Ashik and his tired team of explorers finally unveil the concealed entrance to one of the most remarkable megalithic marvels ever found between Europe and Asia – now famously known as the Royal Kurgan.
New dashcam footage shows the police pursuit Marcus Jordan was involved in before being arrested for DUI by the Maitland Police Department on Tuesday morning. Jordan, the…
Resembling a fine carpet, the vast mosaic covers 8,998 square feet of Hisham’s Palace, an Ummayad desert castle dating from to the eighth century. One tableau includes…
A Glimpse into an Ancient Civilization In the heart of rural Bulgaria, an extraordinary discovery was made – a 2,000-year-old wooden chariot, intricately decorated with scenes from…
01 Th11 In the Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, India, a remarkable discovery has emerged: 10,000-year-old cave paintings that hint at possible ancient encounters with beings beyond…
Such archeology known as forbidden, because if the evidence have been accepted by official science, it would be necessary to change the books on the evolution and…