by Alessandra de Nardis Prehistory is certainly an inexhaustible place of questions that are unlikely to ever find answers. When we try to reconstruct our origins, intuition remains perhaps the only useful faculty since it draws on the deepest and most recondite ancestral memories. Despite the scarcity of artifacts created by our ancestors left intact by time […]

An ancient Egyt expert may have uncovered why the Great Pyramid of Giza was built and what its purpose was, perhaps answering a mystery that has stretched back hundreds of …

In the vast expanse of space exploration, the Moon has been a focal point of human curiosity and speculation. Recent claims have emerged, suggesting that NASA astronauts may have encountered…

Datiпg back 15,000 years ago, a fasciпatiпg depictioп of a bisoп lickiпg its trυпk offers a glimpse iпto the artistic iпgeпυity of oυr aпcieпt aпcestors.

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An interesting petroglyph is circulating the internet. Apparently, it was discovered in the Khakassia region, Siberia and that it dates to 5,000 BC. In any case, what we see is …

Uncovered by a storm in 1850, Skara Brae in Scotland gives a remarkable picture of life 5,000 years ago, before Stonehenge was built.

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Scraping at the dirt, earth thick under his fingernails, amateur archeologist Basil Brown came across a section of hard earth.

This is a coin of the fabulously rich Croesus – the King of the Lydian people. Reigned between 560 and 547 BC, Croesus was renowned for his great wealth. His royal capital was at the city of Sardis in what is now central Turkey that stood on the River Pactolus.

The Colossi of Memnon (known to locals as el-Colossat, or es-Salamat) are two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. For the past 3400 years they have stood in the …

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The cradle of civilizatioп, aпcieпt Sυmer, has left behiпd a rich tapestry of myths aпd legeпds that coпtiпυe to captivate the imagiпatioп. Amoпg these tales is the iпtrigυiпg пarrative of eпcoυпters…

We are not in total darkness about how our ancient ancestors lived their lives thousands of years ago. One reason for this is that they etched their daily lives, including …

Sir Leonard Woolley, (born April 17, 1880, London—died Feb. 20, 1960, London), British archaeologist whose excavation of the ancient Sumerian city of Ur (in modern Iraq) greatly advanced knowledge of …

Château de Brézé is a small castle by European standards. Occupying less than 2 acres, this modest U-shaped building surrounded by a dry moat appears nothing out of the ordinary. …

Though scholars know the Anunnaki as the gods of ancient Mesopotamia, fringe theorists believe they are ancient alien invaders from the planet Nibiru. Before the Greeks exalted Zeus or the …

The most iconic monument of Delfi is –unexpectedly– not the temple of Apollo where the famous oracle was. It is the Tholos in the sanctuary of Athena Pronaia, situated at the east end of the ancien…

In the vast tapestry of history, a remarkable discovery has recently come to light – a thousand-year-old sculpture that, at first glance, bears an uncanny resemblance to a modern bicycle. This…

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