DNA study reveals the often villainized Philistines of the Bible came from Europe
For centuries, the Philistines featured prominently in the Bible have been often considered as the villains in the stories. But a new DNA study reveals...
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Scientists Find 40,000-Year-Old Star Maps Scattered In Caves Across Europe
Does it come as a surprise that ancient humans had extremely sophisticated knowledge of the stars, more than 40,000 years ago? What are considered some of the oldest...
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The Curse Of Jacques de Molay—The Last Grand Master of the Templars
After being tortured and humiliated, along with other Knights of the Order of the Temple, on March 18, 1314, Jacques de Molay, the last Grand...
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Prohodna, The Bulgarian Cave And The Eyes Of God
If we travel through the north of Bulgaria, and its Lovech province, we’ll find there is a beautiful gorge called Iskar, very close to the...
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The 12,000-Year-Old Bosnian Pyramids, A Massive Archaeological Cover-Up?
The fact that Pyramids are scattered across the planet isn’t a surprise. From America to Asia, archaeologists have found how nearly all ancient cultures built...
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The Mystery Of Vitrified Fortresses Of Europe, An Unexplained Geological Anomaly
Europe, the Old Continent is known for its amazing history, Medieval times, and stunning fortresses and monarchies. Between 700 and 300 BC, a large number...
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Mystery Glyphs: Uffington’s White Horse, A 3,000-Year-Old Masterpiece
While everyone is most likely familiar with Peru’s Nazca lines, these magnificent ancient symbols aren’t the only ones created thousands of years ago by our...
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Here’s Everything You Didn’t Know, But Should Know, About The Ancient Vikings
Did you know…? The Vikings traveled to America at least 500 years before Cristopher Columbus. The vast majority of Vikings known to history originated in modern-day...
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The ‘Holy Grail’ Of Dinosaurs Unearthed In The Sahara Desert
Researchers have found the Holy Grail of African Dinosaurs in the Sahara Desert. Experts have uncovered a massive new species of a titanosaur which roamed...
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Back To The Past: 15 Ancient Sites You Have To Visit To Connect With The Ancient Ones
No matter where you look on Earth, there are incredible ancient sites built by our ancestor’s thousands of years ago. From the greatest empires to...
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The Mystery Of The Six Pyramids Of Tenerife, Spain
No matter where people look, there are pyramids scattered across the globe. And while Europe isn’t that famous for being home to ancient pyramids, the...
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Bottoms up, experts find the oldest wine in the world was produced 8,000 years ago in Georgia
Around 8,000 years ago, ancient people in modern-day Georgia—which curiously is home to over 500 varieties for wine alone—started producing wine. Archaeological excavations in Georgia...
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These 13 unbelievable images of Iceland’s Ice Caves will leave you breathless
This is unlike anything I’ve ever seen, and it makes me want to take the next flight to Iceland and experience this amazing adventure up...
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Did Pytheas of Massalia explore the Arctic more than 2,300 years ago?
Meet Pytheas of Massalia, a man who explored the Arctic more than 2,300 years ago Like many other things in history, things aren’t always as...
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Scientists making shocking discovery: Europe was the birthplace of mankind, not Africa
Researchers have come across a revolutionary discovery of a fossil that promises to rewrite history as we know it. A 7.2 million-year-old fossil shows that...
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Giant Stone Sphere discovered in Europe may be evidence of lost civilizations
The enigmatic stone sphere in Europe eerily resembles the mysterious Giant Stone Spheres found in Costa Rica, where researchers have discovered more than 300 of these...
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Mysterious tribe brought to Europe the wheel and the basis of language
A mysterious group of humans stormed in from the east into Western Europe 4,500 years ago, with technologies such as the wheel but many other...
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The Bosnian Pyramids
A Pyramid in Europe? Well… Pyramids actually! It is true that new findings will redefine the way we look at history and archaeology. Proof to that...
