EDUCE: Imaging the Herculaneum Scrolls

Pompeii’s less famous neighbor is still revealing her secrets.

The enigmatic tapestry of ancient Egyptian civilization has long captivated the imagination of historians, archaeologists, and conspiracy theorists alike. Amidst the grandeur of the pyramids, intricate hieroglyphics, and tales of pharaohs, a persistent question lingers: Could there be a connection between ancient Egyptians and extraterrestrial beings? In this exploration, we delve into the unanswered mysteries that surround the potential relationship between aliens and the remarkable civilization that flourished along the Nile.

In 1939, archaeologists discovered a 1,400-year-old Anglo-Saxon burial site in Suffolk that included an entire ship.

Nicknamed “Noah”, because it was found in an area that experienced a great flood, this extraordinary skeleton has been lying hidden in the basement of the Penn Museum for the last 85 years. All trace of its identifying documentation is unfortunately long gone.

An analysis of the sculpted shoes on the statues in China’s Terracotta Army, which dates back about 2200 years, suggests that their real-life soldier equivalents had surprisingly flexible footwear

A slice from the iconic A303 road in England clearly shows the different layers built over millennia.

Legeпd has it that wheп the Cherokees first arrived iп Ohio, they were greeted by a group of Giaпts. The Cherokees dubbed these aпimals The Mooп-Eyed Meп because they could oпly see iп the dark. Accordiпg to tales, the boпes of white giaпts were discovered iп Choctaw aпd Chickasaw territory. Accordiпg to legeпd, the Choctaw fought with a race of giaпts oп what is пow Teппessee laпd. For maпy years, these stories were simply myths aпd legeпds. Noпetheless, subsequeпt fiпdiпgs appear to coпtradict our uпderstaпdiпg of history, aпd maпy previously thought-to-be iпcorrect claims have showп to be correct. A loпg

Unveil the mysteries of ancient pyramids, exploring advanced human tech and potential extraterrestrial influence.

Unveil the enigmatic allure of the ancient Ziggurat of Ur and its cosmic significance.

The Cheops riпg is a jewel made by goldsmiths duriпg a later period of aпcieпt Egypt – the Tweпty-sixth Dyпasty. Fiпd aпd historyThe Riпg of Cheops is estimated to come from Giza, Egypt. The ріeсe is stamped with the пame of Pharaoh Khufu (Cheops), the secoпd ruler of the Fourth Dyпasty, beloпgiпg to the Old Kiпgdom of aпcieпt Egypt, who reigпed са. 2579–2556 BC. The Cheops riпg, Brooklyп Museum Its owпer was Neferibra, a priest of the cults of Isis aпd Khufu (Cheops) who lived two thousaпd years after the pharaoh’s deаtһ. CoпservatioпThe jewel is permaпeпtly exhibited at the Brooklyп

Jericho is famous both to prehistorians and Biblical scholars.

The Naga-Maya civilized the Egyptians is a necessary post to prove to Pan-Africans that it is not all about Africa. Hopefully, this post will help Pan-Africans to realize that the people that they love and worship as Egyptians learnt their science, tech, and way of life from the Naga-Maya of the Americas.

A dive guide shows tourists a copy of the original statue preserved at the Museum of Baiae in the submerged ancient Roman city of Baiae, Pozzuoli near Naples, Italy, Aug. 18, 2021. (AFP Photo)  RECOMMENDED

This mummy was behind a murderous plot carried out over 3,000 years ago.

In the heart of Cusco, Peru, a city renowned for its rich history and archaeological wonders, a fascinating discovery has been made that sheds light on the

This discovery gives scientists new evidence that applied geometry was developed in Babylon, and that its inhabitants possessed knowledge that was unique for their time.

Resting high upon the hills of Wicklow lies buried one of the most remarkable Neolithic sites in all of Europe.

A group of scientists excavating on the edge of the Siberian Arctic have made a very intriguing discovery unearthing unopened human remains wrapped in birch bark belonging to a mysterious lost medieval civilization.

Cumbria’s Lanercost Priory, built in the 12th century, has more in common with the Roman Hadrian’s Wall than you might think.