Not every fossil fits neatly into the history books. Some challenge everything scientists thought they understood. One particular discovery, preserved for 47 million years, has left experts with more questions than answers. Its existence alone suggests an entire chapter of Earth’s past remains unwritten.
Archaeologists have unearthed over 30,000 artifacts, ranging from everyday tools to a pristine gold ring and mysterious religious relics. What can they tell us about Kalmar's past?
The ancient Egyptians held strong beliefs about life, death, and the afterlife, but their rituals were not just about words and prayers. Some may have sought divine encounters through more immersive experiences. Here’s a discovery that makes you go, “Hmm”.
A hidden force beneath the ocean’s surface dwarfs every land-based waterfall. The Denmark Strait cataract plunges over 11,500 feet, driving powerful currents that shape marine life and climate. Something we’ll get into more within the piece.
Harold Godwinson's story of power, ambition, and ultimate sacrifice echoed through the centuries. Now, science has added a new chapter where his lost palace stands discovered. After all, some legends leave more than just stories behind.
History remembers kings for their battles and alliances, but few have a story as unusual as Eardwulf of Northumbria. Once a powerful monarch, he was overthrown only to reappear years later in an unexpected place.
On a fateful day on June 15, 2024, Gary Johnson, a quarry worker, felt “unusual bumps” while driving his digger. It turns out that beneath all that bumpy terrain was a dinosaur’s footprint.
125 miles north of Luxor, in the ancient city of Athribis, archeologists discovered a hidden entrance to a mysterious 2,100-year-old temple in the heart of a cliff. Researchers have been relentlessly excavating the area for artifacts and reliefs.
It’s an archeologist’s duty to unearth questions and give us answers. Recently, a team came across a book lying on the floors of the Nile. Even though much is unknown, here is what we think it will bring forth.
