Archaeology

Prehistoric Iberian Twins Remains Discovered

The remains of newborn twin girls have been found in the archaeological site of Sant Miquel d'Olèrdola in Catalonia and it is expected that they belong to two girls between 38 and 40 weeks of gestation, who were buried at the same time in the same gra ...

Article - News Staff - Jun 1 2012 - 4:22pm

The Bones Of John The Baptist Found?

The coolest stuff regarding ancient religious history is not found in the Vatican or western Europe at all, it's in the East where a lot less modern growth took place.  There is more stuff that will be buried under the Ilisu dam in Turkey than in all ...

Blog Post - Hank Campbell - Jun 17 2012 - 1:12pm

10 Most Not-So-Puzzling Ancient Artifacts: The Grooved Spheres

I’ve seen  this article  several times now, and I meant to address it the first time, but then I got distracted by something shiny…er I mean work? ...

Article - Serra Head - Jun 21 2012 - 10:46am

10 Most Not-So-Puzzling Ancient Artifacts #2: The Dropa Stones

The Dropa Stones are puzzling artifact #2 on the  10 Most Puzzling Ancient Artifacts  list. These are “The” Dropa Stone images. What are the Dropa Stones? ...

Article - Serra Head - Jun 21 2012 - 7:17pm

Why Was Stonehenge Built?

Stonehenge is interesting, though any mystical (or downright alien) symbolism is lost when you visit much larger sites, like Avebury Henge, that are clearly not mystical at all. Because of its fame, people have long sought answers as to why Stonehenge was ...

Article - News Staff - Jun 22 2012 - 12:08pm

Jawa: Lost City Of The Black Desert

In the early part of the 20th century, after we had entered the Age of Flight, a strange phenomenon in Arabia was sighted.  Air travel had become more common and thus so did air delivery. British pilots flying from Cairo to Baghdad reported seeing ruins th ...

Article - Hank Campbell - Dec 4 2018 - 6:53pm

Giant Neo-Hittite Human Sculpture Found In Turkey

A  giant human sculpture has been unearthed at the Tayinat Archaeological Project excavation site in southeastern Turkey. The head and torso of the human figure is intact to just above its waist and stands approximately 5 feet tall, so it likely had a tota ...

Article - News Staff - Jul 30 2012 - 2:28pm

Ancient Nature: Using Poison To Kill 44,000 Years Ago

Man has been killing man and beast since whatever critter of common descent crawled out of the primordial ooze. And likely before, there's just no way to know it. But some things can be known and one of them is this; you don't manufacture poison ...

Article - News Staff - Jul 30 2012 - 5:00pm

Macabre Archeology: Forty Hectares Of Remains Found In Denmark Bog

Forty hectares of remains have been found  in Alken Enge bog located in  in the Alken Enge wetlands near Lake Mossø in East Jutland, Denmark. ...

Article - News Staff - Aug 14 2012 - 1:57pm

Richard III: The Hunt For The Last Plantagenet King

King Richard III, the last of the  Plantagenets, ruled England from 1483 until he was defeated at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, the next-to-last major battle in what would later be called The Wars of the Roses. If you're watching "Game of Thron ...

Article - Hank Campbell - Aug 27 2012 - 4:25pm