The Tulli Papyrus is a mysterious Egyptian document which is believed to have been found in 1933 by Alberto Tulli, who was a director of the Egyptian section of the Vatican museum at the time. He discovered the papyrus in Read More …
A lot of explorers believe that Mayans were in contact with aliens, and several artifacts seemingly back up their hypothesis. The first artifact that comes to mind is a tombstone in an ancient temple in the Mexican city of Palenque. Read More …
In a paper published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, paleontologists claim that the first mass extinction of animals on Earth happened around 540 million years ago, during the Ediacaran Period, and it was caused by the fast paced evolution Read More …
It is believed that the death of the dinosaurs happened 65 million years ago, and it was more likely caused by a comet or large asteroid that clashed with our planet. But taking into consideration that asteroids don’t fall that Read More …
What is time and why everyone seems to have forgotten that it’s a creation of humankind and does not exist naturally? In nature, there are periodical processes which we chose to use as a standard for the coordination of our Read More …
Legends and myths play a huge role in Chinese culture and it is possible that the creation of the Chinese calendar is connected with them as well. The Chinese have every reason to be incredibly proud of such treasures, even Read More …
This artefact was for a long time considered a fake. It is now accepted as a genuine artefact describing the night sky. It is a bronze disc about 32 centimetres in diameter with a diagram of the heavens embossed onto Read More …
One of the symbols which literally pierces the mythology and history of Egypt, and is relevant to many Gods and Pharaohs, is Wadjet in both of its main appearances – The eye of Ra and the Eye of Horus. The Read More …
Caduceus (from Greek “herald’s staff“) is the staff carried by the Mesopotamian god of healing Eshmun, ancient Egyptian gods Anubis and Iris, the Greek god Hermes, the Phoenician god Baal, the Akkadian goddess Ishtar and many others. In Christianity, caduceus Read More …
Warfare has been a part of human nature throughout our whole written history. The weapons, strategies and tactics are always changing, but some methods of warfare, such as chemical, biological and psychological, have been around for more than a thousand years Read More …
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