For a long time researchers have tried to demystify the “living stones” capable of autonomous movement. A lot of different versions have emerged and one even states that trovants, as they are called in Romania, are a silicon form of Read More …
Intelligent creatures used to ride in giant cars on the surface of the Earth 12-14 million years ago. Traces of this can be seen even to this day. This sensational statement was made by the director of the Natural Science Read More …
These kurgans were discovered by Russian scientists during an expedition in Bashkortostan. Famous surgeon and traveler, and leader of the expedition, Professor Ernst Muldashev, goes into further detail. Here’s an interview with the Professor: As far as it is known, Read More …
A group of Russian scientists led by surgeon and traveler, Ernst Muldashev, have explored Bashkir’s kurgans and bottomless lakes, discovering what seemed to them as tunnels leading to the underworld. One of the conductors in this world, according to those Read More …
This prehistoric artifact was found in 1936 by British Egyptologist Walter Bryan Emery. The strange disc was discovered in the tomb of Sabu (around 3100-3000 BC), Pharaoh Anedjib’s son. Anedjib was the fifth pharaoh of the first dynasty of Ancient Read More …
There is a very interesting manuscript in one of Rome’s libraries. Publius Lentulus, a Roman senator and Governor of Judea during the reign of Augustus, wrote a letter to the Emperor, in which can be seen a description of the Read More …
There are many versions as to how the pyramids and other megalithic structures were built, which include the use of winches, mechanical, and hydraulic devices but that’s not probable while the idea of using gravity to maneuver the rocks explains Read More …
For hundreds of years linguists have tried to decode this ancient Mayan script. Now, thanks to a new research conducted by experts in the field, 85 to 90% of the bizarre symbols have been decoded. The final deciphering could be Read More …
Construction workers came across an interesting find during construction of a building in Winnipesaukee, USA in 1872. They found a strangely ornamented black stone egg. The find was immediately declared a wonder in the world of science, due to the Read More …
Cartography is a skill that requires several disciplines to achieve accuracy. Skills such as mathematics, geometry, navigation and organisation, are minimum requirements for the cartographic enterprises that appear to have been executed in the ancient past. Obviously, our ancestors were Read More …
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