The mummified corpse of ‘magical’ baby boy who died 50 years ago attracts thousands of pilgrims
The mummified corpse of ‘magical’ baby boy who died 50 years ago attracts thousands of pilgrims There are thousands of pilgrims hundreds of miles traveling to visit…
Ancient Egyptian ‘city of the ᴅᴇᴀᴅ’ discovery reveals ‘elite’ mummies, jars filled with organs and mystery snake cult
Ancient Egyptian ‘city of the ᴅᴇᴀᴅ’ discovery reveals ‘elite’ mummies, jars filled with organs and mystery snake cult A new burial chamber on the bottom of a…
Precious Immortal Armor: Ancient Chinese Rulers Rest in Jade Burial Suits, Crafted From Thousands of Pieces
When they died, select members of China’s Han Dynasty were covered in thousands of meticulously carved jade tiles, sewn together with shimmering gold thread. Jade, revered for…
Mummy-Filled Burial Chambers Discovered In Egypt’s Minya
As the sun warmed the air at Tuna El-Gebel necropolis in Minya governorate on Saturday morning, several of media and officials congregated to witness the statement of…
After 3,300 Years, king tuts Coffin Leaves His Tomb for the First Time Ever
After 3,300 Years, king tuts Coffin Leaves His Tomb for the First Time Ever The outermost coffin that once held the body of King Tutankhamun had never…
Haunting mystery of 163 ‘superbly preserved’ 200-year-old child mummies may be solved
A heartbreaking “child chapel” in northern Sicily contains the bodies of children believed to have died between 1787 and 1880, but it is not known who they…
Waru Waru Spiral: Ancient Andean Farming in Harmony with Nature
This striking spiral of earth and water is part of a sophisticated ancient agricultural system known as waru waru, developed by pre-Inca civilizations inhabiting the high plains…
The Painted Spine of Time
Near the shores of Hormuz Island, where the Persian Gulf whispers against Iran’s southern edge, the earth has cracked open to reveal its secrets. Here, in Rainbow…
Sultan Han Caravansary – Fortress of Trade on the Anatolian Silk Road
In the heart of the vast Anatolian steppe, not far from the modern city of Aksaray in central Turkey, stands a structure that seems frozen in both…
The Midas Monument: A Sacred Enigma in Stone
Rising from the windswept plains of Eskişehir in Turkey, the Midas Monument (Yazılıkaya) stands as a silent sentinel of the Phrygian civilization, carved into the living rock around the 7th century BCE….