Prehistoric Cave Man Discovered Frozen In The Himalayas
History and ArcheoloryTwo climbers from Sweden and Norway were passing through the Himalayas Mountains and attempting to reach the mountain’s summit when they unexpectedly entered one of the mountain’s secret tunnels when an avalanche started to fall all around them. Continuing further, deeper into the cave, the two travelers eventually came into something seemed to be the…
The world’s largest petroglyph is a giraffe carving in Niger, Africa reveal some interesting facts
Archaeology Mystery of TombFor thousands of years, giraffes have captivated people with their long necks and slouchy gait. The rock carvings, estimated to be 9,000 years old, in the Sahara Desert in northern Niger, reflect the earliest human contact with giraffes. Some of the most prominent known examples of Saharan rock art are the Dabous giraffe, found north…
13,000-Year-Old Ancient Megalithic Ruins Found In Turkey – Who Built Them?
Archaeology Mystery of TombThe ancient Egyptian complex of Giza is by far one of the most interesting archaeological hauls that humanity has ever had the opportunity to uncover and that’s a fact. It deserves all of the praise that it received since it was discovered, don’t get us wrong, but we do believe the fact that other discoveries…
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Archaeology Mystery of TombThe Natioпal Geographic Society has пot discovered aпcieпt giaпt hυmaпs, despite rampaпt reports aпd pictυres. The hoax begaп with a doctored photo aпd later foυпd a receptive oпliпe aυdieпce—thaпks perhaps to the image’s υпiпteпded religioυs coппotatioпs. A digitally altered photograph created iп 2002 shows a recliпiпg giaпt sυrroυпded by a woodeп platform—with a shovel-wieldiпg archaeologist…
Scientists Can’t Explain These Discoveries – It’s Out Of Our Understanding
History and ArcheoloryArcheological findings are discovered daily and that’s a fac. But the reality behind it all is that a lot of these simply put cannot be explained from a scientific point of view. Regardless of how much science likes to bash theorists away and call them loonies and such the truth of the matter is that…
Archaeologists In Derbyshire Have Discovered An Anglo-Saxon House From The 9th Century
History and ArcheoloryA cave home that was originally believed to be an 18th-century folly has been discovered as one of the UK’s oldest preserved household interiors and was likely the home of an exiled Anglo-Saxon king, researchers speculate. Anchor Church cave in south Derbyshire was utilized as a party venue by local gentry in the 18th century,…
The Fantastic Underwater Discovery of Heracleion – Egypt’s “Atlantis”
History and ArcheoloryAncient authors such as the Greek historian Herodotus from the 5th century BC wrote about Heracleion, a great temple city in honor of Amun, the Egyptian god of the sun and the air. Amun was one of the most important gods during the New Kingdom from about 1570 to 1069 BC. The city, Thonis-Heracleion, which…
Ancient Giant Skeleton Discovered In Krabi Cave Confirms Legend Of The Nagas – Or Perhaps Not
Archaeology Mystery of TombScientists have discovered an ancient giant skeleton and huge snake bones. It’s an extraordinary discovery, and if it’s genuine it offers evidence giants roamed the Earth in the past and. It also confirms the ancient legend of the Nagas. Credit: KBTV / Kasetsart University Faculty Of Liberal Arts and Science While excavating in the Khao…
5700-year-old child skeleton found in Arslantepe
Archaeology Mystery of TombThe skeleton was discovered in a residence dating back to the Late Chalcolithic era during ongoing excavations in the Archaeological Site of Arslantepe, located in the eastern Malatya province. Beads on skeleton’s arms, neck indicate child was member of a noble family of Late Chalcolithic era. A recently unearthed skeleton in eastern Turkey, dating back…
220 new terracotta warriors found at the Mausoleum of the Emperor Qinshihuang
Archaeology Mystery of TombMore than 220 new terracotta warriors with five different official titles, including senior military ranks, have been unearthed during the third archaeological excavation at the Mausoleum of the Emperor Qinshihuang. A new military rank, dubbed “lower than the lowest,” was found by archeologists at the site. More than 220 new terracotta warriors with five different…