Hidden History
Haunting Faces of Neolithic Sisters Reveal Ancient Labor Exploitation
Read ArticleAugust 4, 2025
Revolutionary 3D facial reconstructions have brought to life two Neolithic sisters who endured brutal lives in a 6,000-year-old mining settlement in the Czech Republic. The hyper
The Queen and the Calendar: Did Nefertiti’s Beauty Inspire Sacred Maya Timekeeping?
Read ArticleAugust 4, 2025
The Maya Calendar is perhaps the world’s most mysterious. Meanwhile, Nefertiti was Egypt’s most famous and mysterious queen. Married to the rebel Pharaoh Akhenaten and
Use of Quantum Interferometry at Megalithic Sites: Turning to Quantum Physics
Read ArticleAugust 3, 2025
Go visit a sacred ancient site, if possible one featuring a high density of megalithic architecture, and when you get back tell me, hand
Archaeologists Uncover Biblical Ark’s Home at Ancient Tabernacle Site
Read ArticleAugust 3, 2025
Archaeologists excavating at ancient Shiloh in Israel believe they have uncovered the stone foundations of the biblical Tabernacle, the sacred sanctuary that once housed
Tourist Outrage at Naxos: Ancient Marble Manhandled at Sacred Temple
Read ArticleAugust 2, 2025
A viral photograph showing a tourist lifting an ancient marble fragment at the Temple of Apollo (Portara) on Naxos has sparked widespread outrage across Greece and
Shroud of Turin Matches Medieval Sculpture, Not a Human Body
Read ArticleAugust 2, 2025
A fascinating 3D modeling study has provided compelling evidence that the enigmatic Shroud of Turin was created using a low-relief sculpture rather than a human body.
4,000-year-old Teeth Reveal the Earliest Human High
Read ArticleAugust 1, 2025
In south-east Asia, betel nut chewing has been practiced since antiquity. The plants contain compounds that enhance the consumer's alertness, energy, euphoria, and relaxation.
Young Elite Bronze Age Woman From the Greater Khorasan Civilization Unearthed
Read ArticleAugust 1, 2025
Archaeologists have discovered a remarkable Bronze Age tomb containing 34 ornate grave goods at Tepe Chalow in northeastern Iran, shedding new light on the
Scientists Coin “Scrumping” for Ape Behavior That May Explain Human Love of Alcohol
Read ArticleJuly 31, 2025
Scientists have introduced a new term for an ancient behavior that may hold the key to understanding humanity's complex relationship with alcohol. Researchers from
Ancient Tattooists Match Up to Modern Masters in Siberian Ice Mummies
Read ArticleJuly 31, 2025
An international team of archaeologists has used cutting-edge high-resolution digital imaging to examine tattoos on a 2,000-year-old ice mummy from Siberia's Pazyryk culture, revealing for