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1. Esoteric Nazi Spiritualism Backtracked to Odin and the Rune Ar

   ... their actions. Helena Blavatsky's portrait by Spanish-Costa Rican painter Tomás Povedano ( Public Domain ) Helena ...

   Ken Jeremiah - 02/01/2020 - 15:33

2. Ten Archaeological Enigmas from Across the Globe

   ... their most precious treasures. The Giant Spheres of Costa Rica Many will be familiar with the opening scene of ... clearing the jungle for banana plantations in 1940 in Costa Rica's Diquis Delta region, employees of the United ...

   aprilholloway - 09/06/2014 - 04:22

3. World History and Bosnian Pyramids

   ... Giza pyramids. Stone spheres of western Mexico, southern Costa Rica, Easter Island or twenty locations in remote ...

   samosmanagich - 16/03/2013 - 18:47

4. Search for the Treasure of Lima and Wealth Beyond Measure

   ... km (342 miles or 297 nautical miles) off of the coast of Costa Rica . When on the island the crew buried their precious cargo. Cocos Island, Costa Rica . ( Michael Bogner /Adobe Stock) Once they sailed ...

   Aleksa Vučković - 25/11/2019 - 18:59

5. The Statues and Symbolic Gestures that Link Ancient Göbekli Tepe, Easter Island, and Other Sites Around the World

   ... Marquesas Islands, Colombia (San Augustine), Egypt, and Costa Rica as well. As can be seen, these countries are located in ... Very interestingly, the statues of Easter Island, Mexico, Costa Rica, Azerbaijan, French Polynesia, West Mesopotamia, ...

   Ozgur - 09/06/2015 - 00:48

6. Ten Unsolved Ancient Archaeological Mysteries

   ... clue as to their origins or purpose. The Giant Spheres of Costa Rica Many will be familiar with the opening scene of ... clearing the jungle for banana plantations in 1940 in Costa Rica's Diquis Delta region, employees of the United ...

   aprilholloway - 09/08/2016 - 21:51

7. Beyond a Fighting Game: Unmasking the Origins of Mortal Kombat Mythology

   The “Mortal Kombat” franchise is based on a vast mythology. It is not just invented legends but actually sourced from various world mythologies as well. This article will take a look at elements from real myths and present the most relevant aspects which appear in Mortal Kombat.

   valdar - 06/05/2018 - 18:57

8. Sex Symbols of the Ancient World: Top Ten Sexually Explicit Caves, Mountains, Temples and Artifacts

   If you are sensitive about matters pertaining to sex and sexuality it's probably best that you press the back button now. For those with a more exploratory attitude, what I hope you take away from this article is a sense of the stark contrast between how open things of a sexual nature were for the longest time, and how things are now with modern dogmatic religions, regarding sexuality as taboo and associating it with sinfulness and wrongdoing.

   ashley cowie - 09/04/2017 - 19:03

9. What Happened to the Sunken City of Cuba?

   ... Marcel (2012). ‘Lost city’ found beneath Cuban waters. Costa Rica Star Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keith. (2012) An underwater ...

   aprilholloway - 22/07/2014 - 13:56

10. Sam Osmanagich, Ph.D.

    ... history and filmed in Peru, Easter Island, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Germany, France, UK, Malta, Bosnia, Egypt, ...

    ancient-origins - 16/02/2013 - 08:22

11. England’s Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree Destroyed by Act of Vandalism

    In a thoughtless and ugly act of desecration, a person or persons cut down one of England’s most celebrated and historically significant trees. Known as Robin Hood’s Tree, a label it picked up after being featured in the 1991 film “Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,” the large sycamore tree had stood tall and strong beside Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland for the past three centuries.

    Nathan Falde - 28/09/2023 - 22:55

12. Botanical Mystery of the Ancient Ulbster Stone

    A 1,500-year-old carved marvel, the Ulbster Stone, was unearthed from the grounds of an ancient Celtic chapel in the remote Highlands of Scotland and is renown to have more symbols than any other Pictish monument. Severely faded and almost lost midst a dreamlike arrangement of curiously carved imagery, is a unique symbol that has been categorized by archeologists as a flower.

    ashley cowie - 07/03/2018 - 15:37

13. The Real Life Game of Thrones Part Two: War of the Roses

    During the Late Medieval Period, a series of conflicts took place in England which were more destructive than the Hundred Years War had been in the previous century.  One of the bloodiest civil wars in British history, it marked the end of of medieval England and ushered in the beginning of the Renaissance.

    Bryan Hill - 05/08/2015 - 21:49

14. Islamic Tower Found “In” Roman Villa On A Spanish Beach

    ... is a 1.25-mile (two-kilometer) long golden sand beach in Costa Blanca on the coast of Guardamar del Segura and about ...

    ashley cowie - 27/01/2021 - 18:11

15. Race Against Time as Climate Change Devours Ancient Archaeological Sites in Canada

    It is now a race against time to discover and try to save historic sites that are being endangered by climate change. Can archaeologists preserve Canada’s history before it’s too late?

    lizleafloor - 04/10/2018 - 09:38

16. Plato’s Final Resting Place in Athens Revealed!

    The revolutionary scanning and study of the Herculaneum papyri has revealed remarkable new details about the philosopher Plato, including the precise location of his burial. This significant archaeological achievement comes from a project deciphering ancient, carbonized papyri damaged by the Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD.

    Gary Manners - 23/04/2024 - 22:22

17. Æthelflæd, The Medieval Queen Who Took on the Vikings to Save Her Kingdom

    While her name is a mouthful, and quite a convoluted one at that, Æthelflæd of Mercia's role in early medieval England is rather straightforward. More importantly, the part she played in the conquest of the Danelaw (the Viking dominated region of England) is imperative to the historical tale of Britain.

    Riley Winters - 13/06/2017 - 14:03

18. Peter’s Tomb: A Mystery That Stretches From Rome To Jerusalem And Back

    On December 24, 1950, the words of Pope Pius XII resounded throughout the world in his Christmas radio message when he said: “(...) The tomb of the Prince of the Apostles has been found!” The Prince of the Apostles is none other than Peter, who was given the keys to the Church by Jesus himself. And on this day, the Christian faithful around the world learned that the Peter’s tomb had been found.

    Pierluigi Tombetti - 11/11/2020 - 21:56

19. Who Stole the Gold? Part 2: There is a lot of Smoke, But are There Any Smoking Guns?

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    This investigation acknowledges that more than one party was in involved in illegal gold extraction, and that gold may have been extracted in more than one form. That said, let’s examine the evidence against each suspect.

    Heidi Schultz - 10/11/2018 - 22:47

20. El Infiernito: Sacred Site of the Muisca Civilization of Colombia

    El Infiernito (Little Hell), is a pre-Columbian archaeological site near Villa de Leyva in Monquira, Colombia, that was built by the agricultural Muisca civilization that lived between 600-1600 AD. It is a site that has caused immense speculation and intrigued many as it consists of numerous phallic shaped monoliths with a Stonehenge-like organization. Significantly, the remaining evidence implies that the site may be strongly interconnected with astronomy, agriculture, and religion.

    Gisele Santos - 25/09/2015 - 14:58

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