A feast of finds from Cornwall’s First Golden Age
Excavations at Tintagel Castle have revealed that the early Cornish kings feasted on a diet of oysters, roast pork and fine wine, dining and drinking from bowls imported from Turkey and glass goblets from Spain, English Heritage announced today (13 July 2017) as archaeologists return to the legendary castle to continue their investigations.The ground-breaking 2016…
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Leaked Information From NASA & The Pentagon: “The Anunnaki Are Returning To Earth”
Will this story get buried by NASA & The Pentagon? Sumerian mythology has long intrigued scholars and enthusiasts alike, revolving around a pantheon of gods and goddesses known as the Annunaki. According to ancient tales, these divine beings descended from Nibiru, arriving on Earth and playing a significant role in the creation of our species…
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Aboriginal Rock Art Discovered in the Ruins of the Cave
Prehistoric cave and rock art, like we saw in Herzog’s documentary, appeared all over the world, not just in Chauvet cave. One of the main sources of rock art was the Aboriginal people in Australia. The Aboriginals are what the indigenous peoples of Australia are called. the oldest example of Aboriginal art was a charcoal…
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The B-25 that crashed into the Empire State Building
For 41 years (from 1931 to 1972), the Empire State Building (above), with its 102 floors and 381 meters of height, was the tallest building in New York and the United States. This was during those years (which will hardly return…) when being first in the United States was synonymous with being first worldwide. And…
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A Haunting Relic: The Skull in the Stahlhelm and War’s Lasting Truth
A single photograph can sometimes speak louder than a thousand history books. The image of a human skull, still cradled within a rusted German WWII Stahlhelm, unearthed from a long-forgotten battlefield, is one such image. It’s a chilling, almost surreal sight—a soldier’s remains frozen in time, bound to the very helmet meant to protect him.…
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Archaeologists reveal plan to dig up ‘Noah’s Ark’ following groundbreaking 5,000-year-old discovery
American researchers claim to have cracked one of the Bible’s enduring mysteries — after using radar technology to map the possible remains of Noah’s Ark. “It is exactly what you’d expect to find if this were a man-made boat, consistent with the biblical specifications of Noah’s Ark,” Andrew Jones, an independent researcher, told the Christian Broadcasting…
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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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