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The Secret Substance Soma: Bringing Human Beings Closer to the Gods

... at Science Congress says ancient India mastered advanced space flight thousands of years ago The question of what soma ...

dhwty - 22/05/2016 - 14:41

Temple of Arul Mihu Navasakthi Vinayagar: Colorful Worship in Seychelles Paradise

... 100 feet (30m) high. The temple has an outdoor space called a mandapam where the pavilion is used for ...

Ed Whelan - 15/05/2019 - 13:46

The Atharva Veda: Popular Religion, Charms, and Ancient Hindu Spells

... at Science Congress says ancient India mastered advanced space flight thousands of years ago Ayurvedic Medicine: A ...

dhwty - 06/06/2018 - 14:04

The Kingdom of Hayti and the Slave that Pronounced Himself King

... Sea Makes Mysterious Whistle Sound that Can Be Heard from Space Port Royal and the Real Pirates of the Caribbean The ...

ancient-origins - 04/06/2019 - 02:00

Why Bodh Gaya is Considered the Navel of the Earth

... to those found on the Pillars of Ashoka . A public space for worshippers is located in front the tree. The ...

Ed Whelan - 06/08/2020 - 01:15

The Axis Mundi: Sacred Sites Where Heaven Meets Earth

... pathway that allows the shaman to travel across time and space. This form of travel allows a shaman to heal, obtain ...

dhwty - 19/01/2018 - 22:52

Sun and Earth Aligned: Ancient Andean Calendar is Illuminated on the Atacama Desert

... straight line which is the superimposition of inner space on to the outer landscape ” and according to author ...

ashley cowie - 29/05/2018 - 13:57

Humayun's Tomb, the Mughal Mausoleum That Changed India’s Architecture

Mughal Emperor Humayun ruled over vast territory in Asia from 1530 until he was ousted in 1540. With the aid of the Safavid, the ruling Persian dynasty, he regained his lands in 1556. Humayun was said to be a kind man, devoted to his wife and son, and well-liked by his people. In 1556, at the age of 49, Humayun slipped on the polished steps of his palace and died.

Michelle Freson - 13/07/2020 - 13:56

THAT Asteroid Only Accelerated Inevitable Dinosaur Extinction

... it folks. The next time you hear someone talking about the space rock that evaporated the dinosaurs, say “erm… ...

ashley cowie - 01/07/2021 - 14:37

The Golden Age of the Christian Picts: Evidence for Religious Production at Portmahomack- Part 2

... barley", transforming the previously religious industrial space into something more akin to a secular farm. The Truth ...

Riley Winters - 12/07/2016 - 03:47

Discover the Rich History of the Magnificent Portuguese Castle of Obidos

The history of medieval Portugal is well documented by a number of artifacts, but also in its incredibly beautiful buildings. One of such structures is Castelo de Óbidos – a castle with roots deep in antiquity.

Natalia Klimczak - 13/09/2016 - 14:45

The Roman Bridge of Cordoba that Transported Armies, and Spans Time

Ancient structures often tell us a great deal about the history of a region or country. They reveal what materials were available, the culture and beliefs of the people, and which nations, if any, had influence over or traded with the people of the area. The magnificent Roman Bridge in Cordoba, Spain, is a prime example. This world-famous bridge played an important role in the history of Spain - from the Ancient World, through the Middle Ages, and continuing today.

Ed Whelan - 06/06/2020 - 13:51

Maingmaw, The Wealthy Pyu City State of Myanmar

Myanmar, once known as Burma, has a unique culture that has fascinated outsiders for many years. It also has a long tradition of Buddhism, which is in part a legacy of the Pyu City-States.

Ed Whelan - 01/08/2020 - 02:05

Kings Weston Roman Villa, Where a Murder Lay Hidden for 1500 Years

... found on site and were most likely the floors of a public space in the villa where the dominus, or lord, greeted his ...

Ed Whelan - 14/06/2020 - 22:58

Unexpected Iron Age Settlement and Roman Villa Found in Oxfordshire

... expecting to find so many houses within such a small space,” Caswell is quoted as saying in Sci-News . “The ...

Nathan Falde - 23/02/2021 - 13:42

Prehistoric Anatolians removed flesh from bones to ease transition to death

New research suggests that people in a Stone Age village in Turkey cut the flesh off the bones and skulls of several people who were dying or had just died then painted and/or plastered the bones and buried them with turtle carapaces and animal heads and horns. A researcher studying the skeletons said several of the bodies had been scalped. He concluded the cut marks on the bones of 10 people out of 281 skeletons he studied were not from wounding but defleshing. He says cannibalism was unlikely.

Mark Miller - 20/04/2015 - 15:02