Greece’s Centaur Skeleton: Myth and History Converge

30/12/2024 By

  In a notable 1876 archaeological discovery, researchers in Greece unearthed a skeleton that has been described as half-human, half-horse. This extraordinary find has captivated …

Polyxena’s Sarcophagus: Troy’s 2,500-Year-Old Echo

28/12/2024 By

In 1994, a team of Turkish archaeologists unearthed a discovery that shocked the academic world: the Sarcophagus of Polyxenaa 2,500-year-old funerary monument that illustrates with …

Sardinia’s Giant Coffins: Tombs of a Lost People?

28/12/2024 By

A mysterious discovery on Sardinia, Italy’s second largest island, is attracting the attention of archaeologists and historians. Here, giant tombs—called “Tombe dei Giganti”—have become the …

Saqqara’s Massive Coffins: Egyptian or Unknown Hands?

28/12/2024 By

A shocking find in the Saqqara necropolis, Egypt, is generating much debate in the archaeological community. In one of the excavation areas of this famous …

Lake Mari Menuco’s Minotaur: Art or Ancient Code?

27/12/2024 By

In the calm waters of the lake Mari Menucolocated in the province of Neuquén, Argentina, hides an enigma that mixes art, myth and mystery. Below …

Canary Islands’ Secret: Time Gate or Natural Wonder?

25/12/2024 By

  Last November, a mysterious phenomenon shocked residents and tourists in the Canary Islands. In the sky, a large ring of light appeared between the …

Sahara’s Strange Mummies: Genetic Clues to the Past

25/12/2024 By

In December 2022, an international team of archaeologists announced a surprising discovery in the Murzuq Basin, deep in the Sahara Desert. Beneath the burning sand, …

Gobekli Tepe’s Bird-Headed Statues: Who Carved Them?

24/12/2024 By

  Ancient stone statues discovered at Gobekli Tepe, a site considered the world’s oldest temple, challenge our understanding of prehistoric beliefs. Among the artifacts discovered …

Lascaux Cave’s Art: 17,000 Years of Prehistoric Mastery

24/12/2024 By

Hidden in the heart of southwestern France, the Lascaux Cave has been considered a privileged window into the thought and artistic expression of early humans. …

Antikythera’s Machine: A 2,200-Year-Old Computer Works?

24/12/2024 By

In 1901, a group of sponge divers made a discovery that challenged modern conceptions about the technological capabilities of ancient civilizations. Among the remains of …