Does Tucker Carlson Have A Point About the Theory of Evolution?
In a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Tucker Carlson made controversial statements regarding Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, suggesting that there is “no evidence” to support the idea that humans have evolved from single-cell organisms to their current state. This claim, which counters centuries of scientific research, has sparked significant debate and criticism […]
Plato’s Final Resting Place in Athens Revealed!
The revolutionary scanning and study of the Herculaneum papyri has revealed remarkable new details about the philosopher Plato, including the precise location of his burial. This significant archaeological achievement comes from a project deciphering ancient, carbonized papyri damaged by the Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD. New Light on Ancient Texts According to a press release […]
Sensational Silver Discovery on Visingsö Alters Medieval Coin History
In an extraordinary archaeological find, at a medieval graveyard at Brahekyrkan on Visingsö island, Sweden, has yielded around 170 silver coins dating back to the mid-12th century, casting new light on the region’s medieval history. This discovery, made during a geothermal installation project at the church, not only enriches our understanding of the period but […]
Ritual Burning of Royal Remains Marked Maya Regime Change
Researchers in Guatemala have unearthed fascinating evidence of a dramatic ritual burning of royal remains, pointing to a significant political shift in the ancient Maya city of Ucanal. This find not only adds a vivid chapter to our understanding of Maya political dramas but also marks a rare moment where such transitions are visible in […]
2,500-Year-Old Greek-Illyrian Helmet Discovered in Croatia
Archaeologists in Croatia have recently made a significant discovery on the Pelješac Peninsula, unearthing a Greek-Illyrian helmet that dates back to the 6th century BC. This find is the second such helmet to be found at the Gomile archaeological site near the village of Zakotorac, and offers further insights into the martial and ritualistic practices […]
The Carrot Patch Hoard: A Detectorist’s Dream Comes True
In a fortunate turn of events, a routine carrot harvest in Fife, Scotland, led to the remarkable discovery of a hoard of ancient coins dating back 500 years. Alan Baxter, a 44-year-old detectorist from Falkirk, uncovered this treasure, comprising farthings from the reign of the 15th-century Scottish King James III, amidst the furrows of a […]
Investigation of Tomb Burial Reveals Sick Neolithic Ritual Sacrifices
Recent research has unearthed chilling evidence of ritual sacrifices in Neolithic Europe, a practice that involved the gruesome method of “incaprettamento” – tying victims’ necks to their bent legs, leading to self-strangulation. This study, spearheaded by biological anthropologist Eric Crubézy of Paul Sabatier University and forensic pathologist Bertrand Ludes, has revealed more than a dozen […]
Medieval England’s Sudden Silver Currency Conversion Solved
After years of speculation, researchers have finally traced the origins of Europe’s revolutionary adoption of silver coins in the mid-7th century, uncovering a tale of economic evolution and international trade that reshaped the continent’s political landscape. This discovery, spearheaded by Professor Rory Naismith of the University of Cambridge, centers on the analysis of early medieval […]
Mastaba With Stunning Murals Unearthed in Dahshur Necropolis
In the shadow of the ancient pyramids of Dahshur, a remarkable discovery has once again highlighted Egypt’s enduring legacy as a cradle of human civilization. Thanks to the diligent efforts of a German-Egyptian archaeological team led by Dr. Stefan Zeidelmeier of the German Archaeological Institute, a mastaba from the Old Kingdom Period has been revealed, […]
Ancient Human Brains Found Preserved Through Millennia
In a revelation that is stirring the archaeological community, a recent study has demonstrated that human brains can survive the test of time far better than previously believed. This finding, led by forensic anthropologist Alexandra Morton-Hayward and her team from the University of Oxford, reveals a surprising resistance of human brains to decomposition, a stark […]