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New England is a small set of states about the size of Ireland, in terms of square kilometers. It stretches from Connecticut, northward along the Atlantic coast of Rhode Island, into the mountainous forests of upstate New York, Massachusetts, Vermo
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Teotihuacan's Lost Kings, a television special, took an hour long look at the great city, its inhabitants, and the excavation of the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, (also known as the Feathered Serpent Pyramid.) The program revealed evidence of advanced en
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Lost city of Alexander the Great is found in Iraq using US spy footage of the area captured in the 1960s
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n Kenya have discovered a new kind of glycan -- a type of sugar chain -- that survives even in a 4 million-year-old animal fossil from Kenya, under conditions where ancient DNA does not.
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As the Guardian reports, radiocarbon dating divulged the fragmentary text, which is engraved on seventy pieces of birch bark and contains hundreds of zeroes, dating back to as early as the third or fourth century. This makes it the world's oldest k
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Up until the 7th century BC there was very little iron present in Egypt, as this material only became commonly used once the Assyrians invaded at that time; in fact, the ancient Egyptians regarded iron as an impure metal associated with Seth, the spi
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Sitting in plain sight but unnoticed for centuries, an unusual megalith near the Sea of Galilee has stumped experts. An ancient monument comprised of enormous stone circles dating to the Early Bronze Age remains a mystery to this day. No one knows wh
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The new fortress, called Borgring, was found principally using an aerial, laser-based surveillance method called LIDAR, which returns an extremely high-resolution 3D ground map. It's located on the Danish island Zealand, south of Copenhagen. The st
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Ghostly graveyard of 60 perfectly preserved ancient shipwrecks is found by climate scientists at the bottom of the Black Sea
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When Gerry Cannon invited me to co-author his forthcoming book, "The Giza Plateau Secrets and a Second Sphinx Revealed", I'm sure that neither of us could have foreseen the most explosive revelation in our subsequent hunt for answers from our d
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A 3,700-year-old clay tablet has proven that the Babylonians developed trigonometry 1,500 years before the Greeks and were using a sophisticated method of mathematics which could change how we calculate today. The tablet, known as Plimpton 332, wa
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Patriarch Joseph is said in the Bible and the Quran, to have been sold as a slave into Egypt. It was his own brothers who handed him over to a trade caravan, as they became jealous when Jacob, their father, gave him a coat with many colors. An Egypti
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As The Guardian reports, researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney claim the four columns and 15 rows of cuneiform "represent the world's oldest and most accurate working trigonometric table, a working tool which could h
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Among the jewelleries and artefacts that were found, some were depictions of half human, half mythological creatures similar to werewolves and vampires according to project leader Julia Mayo of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute.
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They said the first men to emerge from the tunnels were the Histoppa or the "tattooed ones." Having left safety too soon, they perished. The rest, who remained below, waited until a bright light dispelled the darkness on the surface. They found t
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n 2010, geologist Amilcar Adamy from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, found a giant hole a few miles north of the Bolivian border. Upon investigation, he realized that the hole could not have been naturally made. None of the caves Adamy e
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Heck, I couldn't even pronounce the word and didn't even know how to say "hello" in Swedish, when I stepped off the ferry in Landskrona. You see . . . at the time, we did not even have diplomatic relations with Sweden because of the anger by
