Uncovering the Enigmatic: Exploring the Discovery of a 18-Meter Dragon in Iraq In the annals of archaeological discoveries, few revelations capture the imagination as much as the discovery of mythical creatures from the depths of antiquity. Such is the case with the recent revelation from Iraq, where researchers have stumbled upon evidence of a startling find: a colossal dragon measuring an astonishing 18 metres in length.

We hear about giants mostly only through myths. However, more and more discoveries of fossils and bodies believed to belong to giants are attracting special public attention.

Could a race of giant aliens have lived on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago? Evidence from around the world seems to suggest so, indicating that giants did indeed exist. One of the most compelling pieces of evidence might be the giant footprint in South Africa, which many believe could belong to an extraterrestrial being.

In the field of archaeology, few discoveries generate as much intrigue and fascination as those related to ancient civilizations and enigmatic beings. Recently, a team of archaeologists made a groundbreaking discovery: a Nephilim skull, which has sparked a storm of excitement and curiosity within the archaeological community and beyond. This remarkable discovery has the potential to shed light on a long-standing debate surrounding the existence and nature of the Nephilim, an ancient and mysterious group mentioned in several religious and mythological texts.

The ancient Egyptians believed that in order to enter the afterlife, the body of the deceased had to be preserved through a process known as mummification. This sacred ritual, perfected over millennia, not only demonstrates the Egyptians' advanced knowledge of anatomy and chemistry, but also reflects their deep spiritual beliefs and cultural practices. This article explores the meticulous mummification techniques of ancient Egypt and examines their lasting impact on modern science and culture.

Exploring the gigantic Russian army: new discoveries in the Mongolian desert

In the dimly lit corners of archaeological lore and ancient legends, there exists a mystery that has long captured the imagination of many: the enigma of the two-headed skull. A relic so rare and baffling that it blurs the boundaries between myth and reality, testing our understanding of human anatomy and historical anomalies. But does it really exist? And what does modern autopsy reveal about this mysterious artifact?

Three amateur palaeontologists have made a major discovery at a remote station in the Queensland outback. The remains of a 100-million-year-old long-necked marine reptile known as a plesiosaur have been recovered in their entirety, marking a major first for Australia.

In the annals of archaeological exploration, the discovery of an ancient giant “horned” skull at Sayre is a mysterious and intriguing discovery that continues to spark curiosity and speculation. Dating back to the 1880s, this enigmatic find has left an indelible mark on the world of archaeology, inviting us to delve into the depths of the past and contemplate the mysteries it holds.

The fascination with mysterious and elusive creatures has captured the human imagination for centuries. Among these towering effigies, giants feature particularly prominently in folklore and legend. Recent discoveries have sparked renewed interest in the existence of these colossal giants, with photographs purportedly capturing evidence of their presence. In particular, images depicting what appears to be the legendary Bigfoot have generated much intrigue and debate.