The tomb of Qasr Al-Farid, an archaeological mystery in the Saudi desert , Madain Saleh, Al-Hijir Archaeological Site.
The Nabataean Kingdom ruled over an area that spanned from the southern Levant to northern Arabia, a position that allowed them to control the Incense Route that…
This is the largest dolmen in France, and perhaps the world, depending on how you measure things. It is to be found these days in the back garden of a house which used to be a little cafe, in the town of Bagneux, a suburb of Saumur. To ask to look you need to ring the bell on the right. It is really an impressive sight.
Some statistics: 17.3m long x 5.4m max wide x 3.1m high. The antechamber adds another 4m to the length. It is covered with four capstones the largest…
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Mysterious mummy found in tomb in Peru with hands covering its face.
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The Magical 16th Century German Oath Skull
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Unveiling the Ancient Splendor: RANI KI VAV Stepwell, built in the 11th century, Patan in Gujarat, India
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The Evidence is Cut in Stone: A Compelling Argument for Lost High Technology in Ancient Egypt
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