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Michael Snyder for the Economic Collapse Blog reports If you tried to put up a large cross in a public park in New York City there would be lawsuits flying all over the place, but apparently an ancient pagan arch that served as a gateway to the Templ
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If you tried to put up a large cross in a public park in New York City there would be lawsuits flying all over the place, but apparently an ancient pagan arch that served as a gateway to the Temple of Baal is no problem at all.
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Having grown up in Georgia then lived a decade each in North Carolina and Virginia, I was acutely aware of how different the "spin" on history was in each state when doing research for the Bacon's Rebellion article. Virginia has some fascinati
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Most Southeastern languages are agglutinative. This means that verbal descriptions of new objects or concepts were created by joining two or more words together. The "Creek" languages are especially complex because their ancestors would often jo
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However, when En.ki terraformed the Earth after the Deluge, by tilting Her on Her axis, the gravity and the frequency slightly changed on the planet, and there were big climate changes worldwide as well.
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Enki claims in these tablets to have come to Earth to mine gold for their home planet Nibiru. The gold was needed to repair their planets atmosphere. They needed mine workers so Enki created humans on Earth in their image.
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The probable palace which the archaeologists have found appears to date from the 5th and 6th centuries AD - which would theoretically fit well with the traditional legends of King Arthur which placed him in precisely those centuries. Whether coinci
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Last year archeologists discovered "Superhenge", or what was thought to be around 90 stone monolithic structures buried a meter below ground, just a few kilometers northeast of the Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. The blocks were over 4,500 years ol
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Two lucky tourists from Texas made an incredible archaeological discovery during a July visit to Hawaii. They found a rare series of petroglyphs on Hawaii's Waianae coast on the island of Oahu.
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he lifestyle, living location, burial customs and clothing of the Apalache elite, who occupied the Southern Highlands and Piedmont from the Middle Woodland Period until the late 1600s, were almost identical to that of the Chapapoya or Cloud People in
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A rich archaeological find was recently unearthed two miles west of Crawfordsville in a gravel pit along the high bluffs of Sugar Creek. Thus far twenty-five skeletons of Brobdingnagian stature have been exhumed, and the unburying of these mammoth bo
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Therefore, it would seem to be a very liveable place for humans. Stone tools, of various forms and styles of shaping have been found in the area, and cursory analysis has established dates of as old as 8000 years. The greatest of Peruvian archaeolog
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The most common way is to Carbon date organic artefacts left by 'builders' found inside and around pyramids, or organic materials that slipped between the stones. This method of dating is believed to be fairly accurate. It is often claimed as 'evi
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Selling weed is a profession practiced for about 5,000 years now, a new study suggests.
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The discovery took a place when scuba-diver Alan Sutton spotted an unusually-shaped formation in the water while flying in a helicopter off the coast of Tanzania. After a few years of searching for the ruins, he announced his success in a blog post
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This experience began his interest in "out of place technology." Noting the connection between the Ethiopian stories of the Ark with his growing interest in the Ancient Egyptian texts, he dropped his atheism and became interested in spirituality
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The discovery of a large cemetery outside the walls of ancient Ashkelon, a major city of the Philistines between the 12th and 7th centuries B.C., is the first of its kind in the history of archaeological investigation in the region. (Read more abou
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Initial Evidence for Worldwide Travel by an Ancient Stone Age Civilization
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"The east side of the interior platform had been lined with a row of columns that once crowned a monumental staircase," says National Geographic. "A small 28-by-28-foot (8.5-by-8.5-meter) building was centered north-south atop the interior
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They were not genetically related to any of the Red Deer of Europe. The only way that they could have arrived in Scotland was by boat around the year 3,000 BC. You can read the article here: Scottish Red Deer
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It is a commonly accepted view in mainstream archaeology that civilization started in Iraq, in ancient Mesopotamia with the great civilization of Sumeria.
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the weathering of the structures, their material composition, and the geological features and historic changes in the region, lead him to believe they were built by an advanced civilization hundreds of thousands or millions of years ago.
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The Republic of Texas and la República de Yucatán had such close political relations that they were practically a confederacy. The leader of Yucatan's fight for independence from Spain, Lorenzo de Zavala, was later the first Vice President of the
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first complete mitochondrial genome of 2,500-year-old Phoenician buried in North Africa. Experts studied a man dubbed the "Young Man of Byrsa" or "Ariche," whose remains were taken from a sarcophagus in the ancient city of Carthage, just outs
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The various excavations in Brazil uncovered an unknown civilization with unique and new forms of ceramic artifacts, this has mainly been possible due to the deforestation. Researchers have been able to discover, from the air, numerous mysterious sha
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Scientists have long debated the origins of the iron in a dagger blade belonging to King Tutankhamun that was discovered 91 years ago.
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A Greek archaeologist who has been leading a 20-year excavation in northern Greece said on Thursday that he believed he had unearthed the tomb of Aristotle.
