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Assyrian relief of a horseman from Nimrud, now in the British Museum. "Battle scene, Assyrian, about 728 BC.

A Tale of Pestilence: Did Egypt Wield a Secret Weapon against the Assyrians?

Feb 05, 2026

The Thrice-Great Hermes: Egypt's Hidden Master of Reality

Post onFeb 04, 2026

What if the cosmos was not merely a collection of dead, inanimate objects, but rather a conscious entity? What if you possessed the ability to alter your experience through the process of transforming

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The Roman Heroes We Got Wrong

Nov 17, 2025

ATLANTIS: The Geological Evidence

Post onOct 29, 2025

What if the legend of Atlantis isn’t a myth, but a geological event written in stone, sediment, and diatoms buried beneath the Atlantic?

In this groundbreaking interview, I sit down with Irish

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Post onDec 01, 2025

When the sky bled red over Marathon, when shields burst into flames above Rome, when frogs fell like rain across medieval Europe, these were turning points that shaped empires, ended wars, and rewrote

History & Tradition

Beyond the Numbers: How Ancient Gematria Sought to Decode the Divine Language of God

Feb 02, 2026

Primordial Giants and the Lord of Immortality: The Hindu Creation of the World

Post onJan 26, 2026

Before the big bang, before the dawn of science, ancient sages in India contemplated the very origins of our existence. How did the universe come to be? Who or what set the cosmos in motion? In the

Mythology & Mysteries

Antarctica Before the Ice: Tracing the Origins of a Lost Polar Civilization

Feb 03, 2026

The Legacy of the Nephilim: Tracing the Fallen Ones Through Nine Ages

Post onJan 29, 2026

Recent years have witnessed a surge of interest in the enigmatic figures known as the Nephilim, the “fallen ones” of biblical lore. However, a true understanding of these beings requires a broader

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Engineering Marvels of the Ancient World

Mar 13, 2024

The World’s Most Amazing Ancient Pyramids

Post onJan 22, 2024

There is one structure in our world's history which has consistently provoked wonder and awe: ancient pyramids.

These magnificent edifices, scattered across diverse geographies, from the bustling heart

Archaeology & Science

A Tale of Pestilence: Did Egypt Wield a Secret Weapon against the Assyrians?

Feb 05, 2026

Inside the Ancient Egyptian Scheme to Strip Royal Tombs

Post onDec 11, 2025

Dr. Kara Cooney is a professor of Egyptian Art and Architecture at UCLA, where she serves as Chair of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures. With a Ph.D. in Egyptology from Johns

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Karahan Tepe Statues Revealed

Nov 23, 2023

Iraq: Mysterious Ancient Mesopotamia

Post onOct 19, 2023

Ancient Origins’ Dr Micki Pistorius takes you on a virtual preview of the sites of Iraq. Starting at the ancient Marshland settlements in the south where the Euphrates and the Tigris fused , bordering