Well, they have found plenty of dinosaur bones in Egypt. This pretty much solves the problem of how they moved such heavy stones. Clearly, they domesticated dinosaurs and used them as beasts of burden.
The Great Pyramids of Giza have stood tall for 4500 years and remain as the last wonder of the world to stand intact. Too big for the British Museum to steal and too strong to be destroyed by future…
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Anunnaki Message Unveiled in 1958 by Zecharia Sitchin. The origin of humanity sparks debate among historians and mainstream scientists, attributing our existence to evolution. Ancient astronaut theorists propose an alternative narrative, suggesting that ancient gods, the Anunnaki, genetically intervened in human DNA. Zecharia Sitchin argued that these extraterrestrial beings, specifically the Annunaki, arrived on Earth in pursuit of gold from the mysterious planet Nibiru….
It is believed by many that approximately 445,000 years ago, ancient astronauts from another planet in the cosmos landed on Earth looking for gold.
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The Enigmatic Echoes of Ninurta: Unearthing the Global Connection of Ancient Civilizations.
Atlantis was part of a mighty empire with a fleet of 1,200 ships and a vast army which it sent against Athens. Could these have sailed from a continent the size of Asia and Libya combined which…
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The prognathism Of the Sphinx doesn’t match with current egyptian’s. For me, The Sphinx is the highest significant proof that ancestors printed in stone for Eternity. No matter how ancient Egypt became multi-racial because of Eurasians invasions, it was a Black civilization at the beginning.
The prognathism Of the Sphinx doesn’t match with current egyptian’s. For me, The Sphinx is the highest significant proof that ancestors printed in stone for Eternity. No matter how ancient Egypt…
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More than 3,000 Roman coins and gems unearthed in Claterna, Italy Italian researchers have unearthed over 3,000 Roman coins and 50 gems in the ancient Roman city of Claterna, near modern-day Bologna. Claterna, once a thriving hub of culture and commerce, dates back to the second century BCE and continued to flourish until the collapse of the Roman Empire.
Italian researchers have unearthed over 3,000 Roman coins and 50 gems in the ancient Roman city of Claterna, near modern-day Bologna.
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Roman lion mosaic unearthed in the ancient city of Prusias at Hypium Archaeologists conducting excavations at the ancient city of Prusias ad Hypium in Konuralp, Turkey, have unearthed a well-preserved mosaic featuring lion motifs.
Archaeologists conducting excavations at the ancient city of Prusias ad Hypium in Turkey, have unearthed a mosaic featuring lion motifs.
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Atlantean sculpture discovered at Chichen Itza Archaeologists have discovered an Atlantean-type sculpture, during their road prospecting efforts for the new Chichén Itzá route in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
Archaeologists have discovered an Atlantean-type sculpture, during their road prospecting efforts for the new Chichén Itzá route in Mexico.
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Archaeologists unearth 2,000-year-old Roman statue of Triton in Kent Archaeologists from the Canterbury Archaeological Trust (CAT) have unearthed a stunning statue of Triton, the Roman sea god, and a mausoleum dating back more than 1,700 years, during excavations for a housing development near the A2 London Road in Teynham, Kent.
Archaeologists have unearthed a statue of Triton, the Roman sea god, and a mausoleum dating back more than 1,700 years in Teynham, Kent.
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Polish archaeologists uncover astronomical petroglyphs dating back to the 3rd century in Colorado A team of researchers from Jagiellonian University in Kraków, southern Poland, has unveiled remarkable findings in the Castle Rock Pueblo settlement complex, situated on the picturesque Mesa Verde plateau along the Colorado-Utah border.
Researchers from Jagiellonian University have unveiled petroglyphs in the Castle Rock Pueblo settlement complex in Colorado.
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Archaeologists uncover 1,500-year-old palace in Maya city of Kabah in Mexico Researchers have unearthed a significant ancient Maya city and a palace-like structure in southeastern Mexico. The discovery was made during preparations for the Maya Train railroad project. The Mexican National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has shared these revelations.
Researchers have unearthed a significant ancient Maya city and a palace-like structure in southeastern Mexico.
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