Tracing Ancient Footsteps: Discovering Niger’s 9,000-Year-Old Giraffe Carvings
The Dabous giraffe carvings in Niger’s Sahara Desert offer a fascinating glimpse into human history. Dating back approximately 9,000 years, these petroglyphs are some of the earliest…
Ancient Cave Art in Madhya Pradesh: A Glimpse into Possible Alien Encounte
Ancient Cave Art in Madhya Pradesh: A Glimpse into Possible Alien Encounters In the Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, India, a fascinating archaeological discovery has unveiled 10,000-year-old…
The Ziggurat of Ur: A Testament to Ancient Mesopotamian Brilliance
The Ziggurat of Ur: A Marvel of Ancient Mesopotamian Architecture The Ziggurat of Ur is one of the most remarkable architectural achievements of ancient Mesopotamia. Built around…
The тιтanosaur Discovery: A 121ft Dinosaur with a Heart Bigger Than Three Adults
The Discovery of the World’s Largest Dinosaur: A тιтanosaur Tale In the windswept desert of Argentina, a shepherd’s discovery in 2014 revealed a prehistoric giant that redefined…
The mummy of Yuya, Grandfather of Akhenaten
The mummy of Yuya was found partially wrapped with only his torso being divested of wrappings by ancient robbers. When the body of Yuya was removed from…
The Discovery of King Tut’s Tomb
The botched recovery and vandalism of Tutankhamun’s mummy (including its erection!) — and a connection to Downton Abbey. Everyone ogles over the treasures of King Tut’s tomb…
Biggest POO on record is from parasite-riddled Viking who invaded England 1,200 years ago
AN ENORMOUS Viking poo may the longest human faeces ever recorded. The long-lost turd was excavated from a now-abandoned Viking settlement – and measures in at a…
The Mummy of Thuya
Yuya and Thuya are the parents of Queen Tiye, the beloved Great Royal Wife of king AmenH๏τep III. The pair were buried at the famous Valley of…
Golden Throne of Tutankhamun
The golden throne of Tutankhamun is a unique work of art. It is considered to be one of the most significant and well-preserved pieces of furniture from…
How Howard Carter Discovered King Tut’s Golden Tomb
From the circular main hall of a University of Oxford library, a short corridor leads to a staircase that takes you down below street level. Beyond a door…