One of the mysteries of ancient history is the faith of Atlantis and its inevitable doom. A tell of this vanished island has been preserved only in two dialogues from the Greek philosopher Plato, “Critias” and “Timeus”. Plato himself ascribed Read More …
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 …
Egyptian archeologists have discovered a 3100 year old tomb in Saqqara, located 30 kilometers south of Cairo. Upon the well-preserved wall reliefs on the inside of the tomb there are incredibly detailed illustrations of burial processions and the ancient concept 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 …
Sumerians populated the land between the rivers of Tigris and Euphrates, in the southern part of modern day Iraq some 7000 years ago. They have contributed significantly to the evolution of the human race, but even to this day we still do 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 …
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 …
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 …
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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