National Geographic Rewrites Viking History To Cleanse It Of Its Dangerous...
The first Jewish Editor-In-Chief of National Geographic, Susan Goldberg, has decided to put the iconic Vikings in her Marxist cross-hairs, by enlisting a group of like-minded radical writers and...
View ArticleArchaeologist ‘discovers childhood home of Jesus’ in Nazareth
A prominent British archaeologist has put forward a compelling case arguing that a well-preserved ancient house in Nazareth was the childhood home of Jesus. The building dates back to the first century...
View ArticleIsrael to unveil Herod's palace, almost perfectly preserved for past 2000 years
Israeli authorities will open King Herod’s palace-fortress in Herodium this Sunday, affording tourists the opportunity to peer back some 2,000 years and discover the lavish lifestyle of the tyrannical...
View ArticleBible Expert Explains Why Jesus Couldn't Have Been Buried in Jerusalem's...
The most widely accepted burial site of Jesus Christ is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, but the location of the tomb has been disputed for centuries by archaeologists and theologians....
View ArticleNew Evidence Places King Solomon's Mines In Tarshish Modern Spain
Archaeologists have struggled in vain to find conclusive proof that King Solomon actually existed — and with no inscriptions or remnants of the magnificent palace and temple he is supposed to have...
View ArticleScientists discover 'living fossil' thought to have been extinct for 273mn...
Two symbiotic marine lifeforms who somehow evaded the prying eyes of human scientists and ‘disappeared’ from the fossil record over a quarter of a billion years ago have been found thriving offshore of...
View ArticleGiant diamonds, buried miles below Earth's surface, could explain Superdeep...
A new study has suggested that the presence of diamonds deep beneath the Earth could explain why earthquakes occur at such depths, claiming that super-hot rocks release water that weakens surrounding...
View ArticleArcheologists discover Oldest Human evidence in the world: 6 Million Years...
The oldest known footprints of prehuman humans have been found on the Mediterranean island of Crete and are at least six million years old, according to an international research team. They are...
View ArticleResearchers find Paved Road from Antediluvian City near Hawaii, 1KM Deep in...
A stunning discovery has been made at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii Island of what looks like a paved road. Some are speculating it could be the mythical place of Atlantis while others...
View ArticleArchaeology breakthrough as skeleton DNA uncovers first English people
Archaeologists have made a spectacular discovery after the analysis of DNA from skeletons from across England has exposed where the first-ever groups of people to define themselves as English...
View ArticleIsraeli archeologists discover anti-Lice Canaanite tusk
A group of Israeli and US experts disclosed on Wednesday that the first sentence ever found in the language of the Canaanites, a people who formerly lived in the ancient Near East, was a term used to...
View ArticleRecord old DNA found in Greenland
For the first time, two million-year-old DNA has been identified, opening a completely new and previously unexplored chapter in the history of evolution. The researchers have found microscopic...
View ArticleWorld's Oldest Viking Rune Stone Discovered in Norway
The earliest rune stone that has ever been discovered, according to a group of archaeologists from Norway. It is believed that the little, brownish rock, which has been etched with cryptic writings, is...
View ArticleArchaeologists discover RARE and possibly the OLDEST gold-covered Egyptian mummy
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered what could possibly be the oldest gold-coverered Egyptian mummy. The said mummy, who was named Hekashepes per the hieroglyphic inscriptions on his sarcophagus,...
View Article2000 years old Sex Toy Discovered in Britain
While sex toys are usually considered modern devices, a new study suggests that they may date back much further than we thought. Researchers have discovered a strange wooden artefact at the Roman fort...
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