Moses, by Michelangelo
The statue of Moses is the summary of the entire monument, planned but never fully realized as the tomb of Julius II. It was intended for one of the…
The Sailing Stones of Death Valley
Death Valley National Park is a strange place by any standard. Famously known for being the H๏τtest place on earth, Death Valley also sits at the driest…
Ancient Sumerians In The Jungles Of Ecuador? The Father Crespi Mystery…
In the Amazonian Ecuadorian region called Morona Santiago there is a very deep cavern, known in Spanish as Cueva de los Tayos (Cave of the Oil birds). According to some researchers the true discoverer…
The mystery of the thousand-year-old giant structure on the Giza plateau, Egypt
Researcher Gerry Cannon – co-author of the book “Revealing the secrets of the Giza plateau and the second Sphinx ” discovered an unexplored mound on the Giza plateau, suspected of burying…
Pyramidion, the sacred stone that crowned the Egyptian pyramids and obelisks
A pyramidion is the uppermost piece or capstone of an Egyptian pyramid or obelisk. Speakers of the Ancient Egyptian language referred to pyramidia as benbenet and ᴀssociated…
Sarcophagus lid of Ramesses III
In the center of the lid of this sarcophagus, King Ramesses III is depicted as the god Osiris in mummy form. On his head he wears the Atef…
The pH๏τo of him carrying his ᴅᴇᴀᴅ sister on his back with an expressionless face made the whole world cry because of the tragic story behind it.
This pH๏τo is considered a powerful symbol of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, 75 years ago. War is a nightmare that no one wants…
Pyramids in Ecuador
The complex of pyramids and funeral mounds found at Cochasqui is a tangible testimony of a past culture and of pre-Hispanic architecture. Cochasqui is made up of…
Darius the Great: 9 Facts About The King Of Kings
Darius the Great is one of the most famous kings of the Achaemenid Empire. He conquered new lands and overhauled Persia’s infrastructure and economy, ushering in a…
The Rise and Fall of Villa Giapponese, Italy’s Forgotten Mansion
In the heart of Italy, Villa Giapponese was once a symbol of architectural grandeur and cultural fusion. Known for its distinctive blend of Japanese-inspired aesthetics and traditional…