Researchers reveal 143 new Nazca Lines of strange humanoid beings and a two-headed ‘snake’
A team of researchers from Yamagata University, along with IBM researchers, has found 143 new Nazca Lines in Peru with the help of A.I. technology. One small geoglyph of a 'humanoid' was found using A.I technology alone for the first time. Among these never-before-seen formations are some strange and...
Infants found buried in Ecuador were wearing ‘helmets’ made from other children’s skulls
Salango is located on the coast of central Ecuador, and archaeologists recently made an astonishing find there: Two infants who had been buried approximately 2,100 years ago wearing "helmets" made from the skulls of other children.
According to Live Science:
"The archaeologists who excavated the burials between 2014 and 2016 recently...
Ancient warrior woman found buried with rare jewelry created during the Roman Empire
A tomb containing a 2,000-old-year old skeleton was recently unearthed in the Russian republic of Kabardino-Balkaria, and it appears the remains are of an ancient warrior woman who lived during the height of the Roman Empire, according to the Daily Mail:
"She was found in the North Caucasus and is...
Mysterious Aztec carvings found in tunnel beneath Mexico City
Mysterious carvings from the time of the Aztecs were recently discovered in Mexico City in a very unlikely place: In a tunnel that dates back to the 17th century, according to IFL Science:
"Archaeologists in Mexico have unearthed an intriguing tunnel that dates back to the 17th century adorned with 11...
Stone circle dating to the Bronze Age found hidden in British forest
A British archaeologist recently made an incredible discovery in a forest: A 4.000-year-old stone circle, the first of its kind found in Gloucestershire, the Daily Mail reports:
"A 'very significant' discovery of a Bronze Age monument has been uncovered after being hidden under foliage in the Forest of Dean.
"Dating back...
Could an increase in Antarctic ice levels trigger a new ice age and help...
Scientists studying the causes of ice ages say that an increase in Antarctic ice levels could be enough to trigger a new ice age that would reverse the current warming of our planet.
As climate change continues to cause rising global temperatures that are busy melting the ice caps, scientists...
Ponce de Leon’s enemies linked him to ‘Fountain of Youth’ myth, inadvertently making him...
Juan Ponce de Leon is probably best known for discovering what is now known as the U.S. state of Florida, but he's also associated with a search for the so-called "Fountain of Youth" which would supposedly make one young again if they so much as bathed in or drank...
New study suggests Homo sapiens were not the first to use fire
For decades, archaeologists have agreed that Homo sapiens were the first to create and use fire some 400,000 years ago, marking a profound turning point in the cultural aspect of human evolution because it provided a source of warmth and protection.
But new data from a team of researchers at...
Subaquatic ship graveyard may help solve the Biblical mystery of Noah’s Ark
It's one of the most well-known stories from the Bible: Noah and his family were instructed by God to build an ark and load it with two of every animal. Noah did as he was instructed and the great flood came, destroying everything except Noah, his family, and the...
Ancient cuneiform tablets prove historically accurate in regards to possible threat to Earth
Some 3,000 years ago, astrologers working for the king of the Assyrian empire kept a close eye on the skies, and what they found and recorded on cuneiform tablets can give us incredibly valuable insights into things such as solar flares and other cosmological happenings that are just as...
