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ARCHAEOLOGY

Nuclear Shadows in Prehistory: What Ancient Ruins Reveal

For more than a century, scattered archaeological finds have hinted at a past far stranger—and perhaps far more advanced—than anything described in conventional history. Pulled from coal seams, recovered from

The Power of Pyramids: Did Ancient Egyptians Harness Electricity?

The Egyptian pyramids are the last surviving wonders of the ancient world. Because these giant structures hold the bodies of mummified pharaohs, they are commonly held to be lavish tombs
The Dunhuang Caves: An Earthly Glimpse Into Otherworldly Realms
The Dodecahedron – An Ancient Roman Artifact of Unknown Application
The Sacred Caves of Ajanta, Housing Ancient Buddhist Artifacts
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Early Man’s Most Important Invention: The Handle
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North America’s Cahokia: A Lost City With Cosmic Views
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Kitchen Gadgets of Yore – The Tried, the True, and the Useless
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Early Man’s Most Important Invention: The Handle
A research team at the University of Liverpool is convinced that the simple handle, which early man began...
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North America’s Cahokia: A Lost City With Cosmic Views
Cahokia was the largest city in North America before the arrival of Europeans in the New World. Also...
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Kitchen Gadgets of Yore – The Tried, the True, and the Useless
While we may see our kitchen gadgets as modern amenities, these creative culinary devices have been around...
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Lost Civilizations – Were There Industrialized Prehistoric Cultures?
Could this planet have harbored lost civilizations similar to our own in the remote past? To truly understand...
British Golf Club Workers Unearth Bronze Age Coffin
Workers at the Tetney Golf Club were tending to the landscape of the area when they unearthed an extraordinary...
Turquoise has a rich history rooted in ancient Egypt, Persia, the Aztecs, and Native American folklore.
Turquoise: A Cultural Symbol of Life
Turquoise has been one of the most revered gemstones throughout history and in many parts of the world...
Archaeological Discoveries at China’s Sanxingdui Provide Fresh Look Into a Mysterious Civilization
On April 19, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang personally visited the archeological site of Sanxingdui in Sichuan...