More Than a Dozen Mysterious Carved Discs Found Near Volgograd, Russia
A team of investigators in Russia found more than a dozen stone discs in the Volgograd region of Russia. At the time of the discovery back in 2015, the team claimed that the discs contain tungsten, a high density metal that has applications in military technology. While the nature of the discs remain a mystery,…
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The Benben Pyramidion: Debunking the Myth of the Mysterious Black Meteorite Pyramid
The tale of the “Pyramid of Bin Bin,” a supposed ancient structure made from extraterrestrial black iron meteorite stone, has circulated online as a baffling mystery that stumped scientists for millennia. Described as impossibly hard to shape, requiring laser-like precision for its angles, polish, and inscriptions, and even emitting positive electromagnetic energy for psychological comfort,…
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Baalbek Ruins, Lebanon: an extraordinary UNESCO site
Baalbek Roman ruins UNESCO siteWhile archeologists have uncovered several different layers of ruins at Baalbek, Lebanon – Phoenician, Roman, Ummayad, Crusader and probably others – the pictures will show why, when they excavated and studied the site, they decided to focus on the Romans. Going back to before 2000 years BCE, the city of Baalbek…
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The curious case of the doctor and a deathbed shock: The pioneering female doctor who spent her life disguised as a man
Traditional pantomime is not the only place that a girl dresses up as the Principal Boy. On one famous occasion it happened in medicine. Dr James Barry, ‘an effeminate-looking young man’, was unmasked on his deathbed, in 1865, as Margaret Ann Bulkley. The undertakers were agog. ‘The genitals, the deflated breasts and the hairless face’…
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The Petrified Tree Stump of Wilkes-Barre: A 300-Million-Year-Old Window into Earth’s Past
In 1918, deep within the coal mines of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, miners unearthed a remarkable relic: a petrified tree stump, perfectly preserved within a coal seam, dating back roughly 300 million years to the Carboniferous Period. This extraordinary find, tucked away in the dark layers of Pennsylvania’s coal country, offers a vivid snapshot of a prehistoric…
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Britain’s Iron Age Society Focused Their Attention On Women Occupying Positions Of Power
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – An international team of geneticists, led by researchers from Trinity College Dublin and accompanied by archaeologists from Bournemouth University, found evidence that the structure of British Iron Age society centered around bonds of female-line descent. Women were in power both politically and socially, the study’s results show. The researchers conducted…
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Images from Spencer Trump’s 13th birthday celebration have caused a stir, with much of the backlash aimed at his father
Former President Donald Trump released a brief health report from Dr. Bruce Aronwald, stating his health is “excellent” and noting weight loss from a better diet and daily exercise. Past reports from Trump’s doctors have included vague or exaggerated claims, often lacking key details. Both Trump and President Biden face public scrutiny over their age…
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FORMER President Donald Trump released a brief health report from his doctor!
Former President Donald Trump released a brief health report from Dr. Bruce Aronwald, stating his health is “excellent” and noting weight loss from a better diet and daily exercise. Past reports from Trump’s doctors have included vague or exaggerated claims, often lacking key details. Both Trump and President Biden face public scrutiny over their age…
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Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare): A Wild Plant with Surprising Benefits
Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare), often dismissed as a pesky weed, is a powerhouse of health benefits waiting to be tapped into. This hardy plant, with its spiky stems and vibrant purple flowers, offers surprising medicinal properties that support digestion, liver health, and inflammation relief. In this article, we’ll delve into the benefits of Bull Thistle,…
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Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis): The Hidden Power of a Small Forest Flower
In the quiet forests of North America, a small white flower blooms early in spring — Bloodroot. Its name comes from the red juice that flows from its root when cut. Though it looks delicate, this plant has been used for hundreds of years by Native Americans and herbal healers. They valued it for its…
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