Category: Archaeology
This is a real skull, too large to be human ! A mummified elongated skull found in Peru could finally prove the existence of aliens. The strangely shaped head – almost as big as its 50cm (20in) body – has…
The mysteries of the Longyou Caves Discovered in the 1990’s – Located near the village of Shiyan Beicun in Zhejiang province, China, lies the Longyou caves – an extensive, magnificent and rare ancient underground world considered in China as ‘the…
Unexplained archeology discoveries – Mica, did the ancients have energy sources? Over the years a number of truly strange and unexplainable archeological discoveries have been made. These discoveries, often left investigated, question mans history. Teotihuacan, Mexico. The early history of…
Discovery news reports : An enormous 50-foot-long dinosaur named “Dragon of Qijiang” was unearthed by construction workers near Qijiang City, China. The plant-eating dinosaur, Qijianglong guokr, had an unusual body that was half neck. It lived about 160 million years…
Archaeologists have discovered that Stonehenge had a huge stone sibling just two miles to the north-east. Using powerful ground-penetrating radar, which can ‘X-ray’ archaeological sites to a depth of up to four metres, investigators from Birmingham and Bradford universities…
Sixth-century tomb in Nara hints at pyramid shape A large rectangular tomb in the village of Asuka in Nara Prefecture, may have been built in a rare pyramid shape, archaeologists say. The Miyakozuka tomb is believed to have been built…
Archeologists have unearthed several mysterious burials during a research project in the Iranian ancient site, Burnt City. The skeleton of 45-year-old man was found in the center of the circle-shaped grave and skulls of two dogs were also placed above…
Archaeologists in Poland say they have discovered a skeleton with a brick stuck into the mouth — evidence that the subject was believed to be a vampire. Dated to the 16th-17th century, the grave was unearthed during excavations in the…
Tiahuanacu (also called Tiwanaku) is a mystery because of its age (estimated to be 17,000 years) and the peculiar stone technology. Today there is little doubt that Tiahuanaco was a major sacred ceremonial centre and focal point of a culture…
One of the strangest unexplained historical mysteries In 1777, a man named John Williams, who was one of the earliest British geologists, described the phenomenon of vitrified forts. Vitrified forts are the name given to a type of crude stone…
Derinkuyu is an enormous, ancient underground city that dates back to the early Byzantine Empire. It’s unknown when the city was begun — some sources say as early at the 7th century BCE — but it wouldn’t have reached its…
In 7,500 BCE, this city in the Mesopotamian region (now Turkey) held thousands of people and is believed by many to be one of the world’s earliest urban settlements. But the culture of the people here was unlike anything we…