Was Climate Change More Destructive Than Genghis Khan? According to a statement released by the University of Lincoln, dryer conditions may be to blame for the collapse of medieval civilizations along Central Asia’s rivers, rather than the Mongol invasions led by Genghis Khan in the early thirteenth century. The Aral Sea basin in Central Asia … Continue reading Was Climate Change More Destructive Than Genghis Khan? →

Surprising archaeologists find 1,000-year-old stainless steel in Iran Stainless steel as we know it today was created in the early 20th century, in England. But researchers found evidence of the use of an alloy of iron and chromium quite similar to stainless steel – but almost a thousand years old. Discovery, published in Journal of … Continue reading Surprising archaeologists find 1,000-year-old stainless steel in Iran →

12000 Years Old Body Of A Anunnaki King Found Completely Intact? This discovery was made completely by chance in 2008, and if we know what happened is certainly thanks to the Russian media, and to the television press. It happened in Kurdistan, Iran, a country quite closed to the world, at least in the western … Continue reading 12000 Years Old Body Of A Anunnaki King Found Completely Intact? →

Incredible Footage as Giant Spinning ice disk is formed on a River in China Residents in a northern Chinese city have flocked to see a giant ice disc rotating on a river, a rare natural phenomenon that occurs in cold climates. Incredible footage shows the ice circle, measuring about 33 feet (10 metres) wide, spinning … Continue reading Incredible Footage as Giant Spinning ice disk is formed on a River in China →

Fossilized Insect Discovered Not in Amber, But in Opal For not just its lush, fiery hues, but also its elaborate contributions to the fossil record of the Earth, Amber has long been prized. As Vasika Udurawane writes for Earth Archives, the petrified tree resin starts out as a viscous liquid, slowly hardening over millions of … Continue reading Fossilized Insect Discovered Not in Amber, But in Opal →

5,000-year-old Bryde’s whale skeleton unearthed in Thailand An unusual, partly fossilized skeleton belonging to a Bryde whale, estimated to be about 5,000 years old, has been discovered by researchers in Thailand at an inland site west of Bangkok. At the beginning of November, a skeleton weighing 12.5 meters (41ft), about the length of a truck, … Continue reading 5,000-year-old Bryde’s whale skeleton unearthed in Thailand →

Israeli Archaeological Dig Uncovers 9,000-year-old Mega City The largest ever Neolithic settlement discovered in Israel and the Levant, say archaeologists  — is currently being excavated ahead of highway construction five kilometres from Jerusalem. Because of its scale and the preservation of its material culture, the 9,000-year-old site, situated near the town of Motza, is the ‘Big Bang’ for … Continue reading Israeli Archaeological Dig Uncovers 9,000-year-old Mega City →

The miniature Sculpture of a bird was Carved 13,500 years ago A miniature bird statue carved out of burnt bone has been unearthed by archaeologists in Lingjing, China. At over 13,000 years it is believed to be the oldest East Asian work of art ever found. Humans have been creating sculptures since the Upper Paleolithic … Continue reading The miniature Sculpture of a bird was Carved 13,500 years ago →

800-Year-Old Inscription Discovered in Southern India Archeologists have stumbled on a Chola period stone inscription at a lake bund in Mookanur village near Sankarapuram in Kallakurichi district in Tamil Nadu, India. According to experts, King Vanenja Perumalana Vanakovarayan created the inscription about a canal and connecting lakes during Rajendra Cholan III regime in the Sagarai … Continue reading 800-Year-Old Inscription Discovered in Southern India →