Archeologists have discovered an unusual food storage in South Sweden. The fish remains that were found inside suggested that the first Viking “settlers” lived in North Europe 10 000 years ago. The new research appears in the Journal of Archaeological 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 …
“The big Moon hoax” happened 180 years ago and it was one of the most successful deceptions because it led half of America to believe that there was life on the Moon. Interestingly enough, things haven’t really changed. On august Read More …
Nobody actually knows how this giant face appeared on a cliff in Canada. It is considered to be about 2 meters tall and was discovered by Hank Gus of the Tseshaht First Nation. In 2008, the mysterious face was spotted Read More …
The tapestry, known as the Summer’s Triumph was created in 1538 in the city of Bruges, Belgium. It depicts the ascension of a new ruler. But far more interesting are the unidentified objects in the background – they are shaped Read More …
The ancient world was inhabited by numerous societies which affected the formation of later civilizations. A lot of them have disappeared, but they left their mark on history and made us remember them to this day. Achaeans In his “Iliad”, Read More …
Carolus Linnaeus was the man who created the modern concept of biological taxonomy the 18th century. He spoke of human species, called Homo troglodytes, primitive people, who lived in the caves of an Indonesian аrchipelago. Even though the troglodyte species, Read More …
The question of how old mankind truly is, remains unanswered to this day. Is it seven thousand years old, two-hundred thousand, two million, a billion? There are several versions. Let us examine a few of them. Young Homo sapiens (200-340 Read More …
Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species” appeared for the first time 156 years ago. Everyone knows about Darwin’s theory of evolution. According to him, Homo Sapiens was a result of evolution and natural selection. But even to this day Darwin’s Read More …
Mysterious cave paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France) may represent volcanic eruptions, claim researchers from the Paris-Saclay University. There are more than 400 paintings in the Chauvet Cave. They are considered to be one of the oldest representations of cave art. Read More …
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