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Harnessing Energy Lines and Geocosmos in Ancient and Modern Quito
During the period 2002-2003, Marko Pogačnik, UNESCO Artist for Peace, oversaw the installation of eleven small monoliths and one bronze plaque in the city of Quito, Ecuador. The monuments run along a...
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The Lost City of Z and the Mysterious Disappearance of Percy Fawcett
The Lost City of Z is a film released in 2016 starring Charlie Hunnam, that is supposedly based on the real life story of Percy Fawcett, billed by the promoters as one of ‘Britain’s Greatest...
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The Oldest Bigfoot Photo: A Cryptozoology Conspiracy?
There is an astonishing photo from Canada taken in 1894 which would seem to be the oldest known photograph of bigfoot. The photo had originally been sent to Tom Biscardi by Lyle Billett of Victoria,...
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Antarctica's Ancient Origins Update – Part Two: Did Early Voyagers Leave...
Sailing southwards along the eastern seaboards of Australia and Tasmania, the voyagers would round the east coast of Antarctica and, initially, enter the continent via the Ross Sea anchorage. However,...
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Antarctica's Origins Update – Part One: Deglaciation Reveals More Amazing...
Rapidly gaining all the elements to create a truly groundbreaking and newsworthy discovery, Guest Author, Satellite Archaeologist, and pioneering Independent Researcher, William James Veall, is poised...
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WW1 Souvenir? Or Proof Ancient Egyptians Sailed to Australia?
While the legacy of an ancient Egyptian coin discovered in a rainforest in far north Queensland, Australia baffles experts, it equally excites a growing faction of people who believe that ancient...
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The Saqqara Bird: Did the Ancient Egyptians Know How to Fly?
The pride of flying too close to the sun was a costly endeavor for Icarus. Mythology says he fled Crete on wings of feathers and wax built by his father Daedalus, of King Minos’ labyrinth fame. His...
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Titanoboa: The Monster Snake that Ruled Prehistoric Colombia
You may not want to read about this frightening creature if you suffer to any degree from ophidiophobia, or even if you are about to embark on a camping trip. Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther...
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The Inexplicable Origins of the Ket People of Siberia
The Kets are an indigenous people who live in Siberia and are regarded to be one of the smallest ethnic groups in that region. Their appearance, language and traditional semi-nomadic lifestyle has...
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Does Cryptic Code Hidden in Beale Ciphers Reveal Secrets of the Freemasons?
The Beale Ciphers have challenged treasure hunters for almost 200 years. Is the Declaration of Independence the key to finding the gold, silver, and precious stones that Beale buried near Bedford,...
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Enigmatic Carvings on Underwater Ruins in China Mystify Investigators
In an underwater investigation in Fuxian Lake, Yunnan Province, China, started on June 13, 2006, archeologists discovered remains of a group of huge ancient buildings at the bottom of the lake. The...
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The Maero: Bigfoot in New Zealand Folklore
The Maero is a creature found in the mythology of the Māori, the indigenous people of New Zealand. This mythological creature may be described as a type of wildman, like the Yeti of the Himalayas, or...
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The Marvelous Mayan Zoomorph Monoliths of Quiriguá
Elaborate designs adorn unique monoliths in an ancient Mayan site in Guatemala. There are immense stelae hailing past rulers and huge stones carved with majestic beasts and curious creatures. Read...
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The Beast of Exmoor: Is this Phantom Cat More than Mere Folklore?
Generally, it is a good idea for farmers to keep a keen lookout for possible predators for their livestock. But what should they do if that predator is a huge beast which can supposedly hop over high...
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The Kummakivi Balancing Rock and its Unlikely Explanation in Finnish Folklore
The Kummakivi Balancing Rock is a natural feature found in a scenic forest region of Ruokolahti, a municipality in the region of South Karelia, in the southeastern part of Finland. This feature...
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Is the Creature Carved Into Angkor Temple Wall a ‘Domestic’ Dinosaur?
Mainstream paleontologists say that dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years before the evolution of modern humans. This, however, has not stopped the suggestion that some dinosaurs may have survived as...
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The Immovable Ladder: Bizarre Feud Prevents Ordinary Ladder Being Moved for 3...
The Immovable Ladder is an ordinary wooden ladder with an extraordinary history. It was placed under a window on the exterior of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City of Jerusalem and, due...
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Footprints on the Wall: Were Dinosaurs Actually Climbing the Cliffs in Bolivia?
Some ancient rock art shows the deliberate leaving of hand prints by our ancestors leaving a lasting impression of their existence. The surprising prints that are to be found on a rock face in Bolivia...
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6 Discoveries that Show the Pre-Columbian Americas Traded Across the Oceans
Ancient civilizations look ever-more advanced with each passing year as new discoveries continue to showcase just how sophisticated they truly were.Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient WritingsOther...
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An Unbreakable Story: The Lost Roman Invention of Flexible Glass
Imagine a glass you can bend and then watch it return to its original form. A glass that you drop but it doesn’t break. Stories say that an ancient Roman glassmaker had the technology to create a...
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