Canopic Chest of Tutankhamun – Egypt Museum
This alabaster canopic chest of Tutankhamun is considered to be one of the finest masterpieces of King Tut’s collection. The interior of the chest is divided into…
Mystery of 1,600-year-old rust-free exposed iron pillar
To this day, the Delhi Pillar remains a “living testament” to the mastery of metallurgists in ancient India . The Delhi Pillar is one of the famous ancient…
Palace of Aigai – The Royal Capital of Macedonia is Being Rebuilt!
The Palace of Aigai in Vergina, Greece – better known as Alexander the Great’s corronation place, reopens after sixteen years and $21 million worth of restorations. Now that the excavation, preservation,…
Pagan “God Self” Icon Found Worldwide Rewrites History, Reveals Lost Golden Age
A new discovery (that I made many years ago, and that’s been officially published in my 2011 book “Written In Stone”) challenges―if not rewrites―ancient history by showing…
An Ancient Roman Gold Ring with a Holographic Image Discovered.
Archaeologists have recently unearthed an extraordinary piece of ancient jewelry: a 1900-year-old gold ring featuring a holographic image. This remarkable artifact was discovered in the tomb of…
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…
The Mystery of Puma Punku’s Precise Stonework
Puma punku is the name of a large temple complex located near Tiwanaku, in Bolivia, and is part of a larger archaeological site known as Tiahuanacu. The…
Found After 93 Years: Ancient Kushan Coins Unearthed at Mohenjo Daro, the 5,000-Year-Old City
Unearthing the Past: Kushan Period Copper Coins Rediscovered at Mohenjo Daro After 93 Years After nearly a century, a pot filled with copper coins dating back to…
The Twelve Angled Stone in Cusco
The great architectural dominance of the ancient Inca civilization is one of the aspects that continue to baffle academics around the world. And one of the mysterious…
15,800-Year-Old Ice Age Engravings Reveal Earliest Depictions of Fish Trapping Nets
In the heart of Europe, along the banks of the Rhine River in Germany, archaeologists have uncovered a groundbreaking glimpse into prehistoric ingenuity. At the Gönnersdorf archaeological…