Scientists claim they have been able to solve the mystery of the spiral openings Puquios near the Nazca desert in Peru. The BBC reports that the discovery was made possible thanks to satellite images. In the past, scientists believed the Read More …
More than half a century ago, a giant stone head was allegedly discovered deep in the Guatemalan jungles. The head was facing the sky and had unusual features resembling a Caucasian person – big eyes, thin lips and a pointy Read More …
This is one of the most mysterious cases of mass hysteria in the history of Europe. Actually, it remains unexplained even to this day. In July of 1518, local woman, Frau Troffea began to violently dance in the streets of Read More …
The Marree Man is the largest geoglyph in the world. It was discovered by air on June 26, 1998. The drawing appears to depict an indigenous Australian man, most likely of the Pitjantjatjara tribe. He seems to be hunting birds with Read More …
The Dighton rock is one of the most puzzling archeological discoveries of the American continent. The rock has been cause for debate for years because of the obvious ancient cuneiform, and yet no one has determined its origin or deciphered Read More …
While hunting in 2004, local businessman, Robert Ridge found something that would later become a subject of fierce debates. Half buried in the desert sands was a little brown rock which was different from the others. Ridge saw it, and Read More …
In June, 1992, near the village of Shiyan Beicun in Zhejiang province, a man named Wu Anai, decided to pump the water out from one of the locally known caves revealing the first of many man-made caves in the region. Read More …
This is one of the most mysterious artifacts in the world. It was discovered in the territory of Colombia, and was called the Genetic disc. It is 27 centimeters in diameter, and weighs about 2 kilograms. Both sides are covered Read More …
Tourists who visit the Black Dragon Canyon trail don’t go there just to see the amazing canyon red walls. The biggest attraction is an ancient artwork – there is an odd figure painted on one of the walls. It looks Read More …
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