Archeaology

Tony 21/12/2024

Edinburgh’s 17 Mini Mummies: A 17th-Century Enigma

  Until now, scientists are still looking for a solution to the mystery of these microscopic mummies in Edinburgh… When talking about mummies, the first thing that comes to mind is usually Egypt, the homeland of the pharaohs with the great art of mummification in ancient times. However, in the legendary land of Arthur’s Seat in the United Kingdom, there are also extremely famous and mysterious mummies. These are not mummies of kings or humans, but rather they are mummies of strange effigies… Arthur’s Seat is a hilly area located to the east of Edinburgh Castle, in the city of…

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Tony 21/12/2024

Gilgamesh’s Alien Hints: Epic Meets Extraterrestrial

  Aliens in the epic Gilgamesh The second volume was later discovered to belong to King Hammorabi (1848-1806 BC) of the Kingdom of Cubabilon. This is the Epic of Gilgamesh of great historical and literary value. All scientists recognize that the original Epic of Gilgamesh came from the Sumerians. The Sumerians were a warrior people. Until now we still do not know the origin of this people, we only know that they left 15 numbers that amaze people today, extremely advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics. The first version of the Epic of Gilgamesh describes the monster Anjitu created by…

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Tony 21/12/2024

Rock Carving Precision: 1,800-Year-Old Mastery Unveiled

Lomas Rishi Cave, part of the Barabar Hill Caves in Bihar, India, is a testament to the advanced craftsmanship and ingenuity of ancient civilizations. Dating back almost 1,800 years to the Mauryan Empire (322-185 BC), these caves have baffled historians and archaeologists for centuries. One of the most notable features of these caves is the razor-sharp precision and smooth finish of their rock-carved surfaces, an achievement that seems almost inconceivable given the tools and technology available at the time. The Barabar Hill Caves are the oldest surviving examples of rock-cut architecture in India; some of them have inscriptions attributed to…

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Tony 20/12/2024

Babylonian Tablets’ Predictions: 4,000 Years of Insight

Researchers have deciphered ancient Babylonian tablets that predict future disasters. The 4,000-year-old artifacts were found more than 100 years ago in modern-day Iraq, but have only now been fully translated and linked to astronomical events. The ancient Babylonians had a special interest in the cosmos, especially the moon, and associated lunar eclipses with natural disasters and historical events. The newly deciphered tablets consist of 61 predictions spread across four clay tablets, including an ominous warning that “a king will die” and “a nation will fall.” A 4,000-year-old tablet written by ancient Babylonians consisted of 61 omens that may have linked…

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Tony 20/12/2024

Raven Wall’s Colossus: Ancient Engineering Unveiled

  Located on the Giza Plateau, Egypt, the imposing Raven Wall is one of the lesser-known but equally fascinating structures of ancient Egypt. Although its exact purpose remains a mystery, it is believed that this wall was part of a larger complex, possibly serving a ceremonial function or as a symbolic boundary in the region. Dating back to the Ptolemaic period, the Raven Wall stands out not only for its monumentality, but also for its impressive engineering. An especially notable element of the structure is its gigantic lintel, which measures approximately 6 meters in length, 2.5 meters in height and…

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Tony 19/12/2024

Japan’s Sea Monster: Creature or Maritime Myth?

A chilling discovery occurred on November 7, 2016, when a tourist, while calmly walking along a beach in Japan, discovered what appeared to be the corpse of a gigantic creature. In the words of the witness: “I saw the body of a strange creature while I was walking. “He looked like a monster.”. The mysterious body, which lay partially buried in the sand, had an imposing size and characteristics that were difficult to identify with the naked eye. The tourist, visibly alarmed by what he found, immediately informed the local authorities, who rushed to investigate the event. Early observations indicated…

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Tony 19/12/2024

The First City’s Secrets: Humanity’s Ancestral Roots

Let’s go back in time to the ancient Sumerian city of Uruk, a place that flourished between 6,500 and 4,000 BC Located in what we know today as southern Iraq, Uruk is recognized as the world’s first city, a vibrant space full of life and innovation that marked the beginning of urban civilization. Uruk is not only famous for its antiquity, but also for its role as a cradle of cultural and technological advances. He is credited with the invention of cuneiform writing, one of the world’s first writing systems, and his social and architectural organization laid the foundations for…

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Tony 19/12/2024

Hatshepsut’s Lost Mummy: Egypt’s Timeless Enigma

The mummy of Hatshepsut, one of Egypt’s most famous pharaohs, has been the subject of significant archaeological and forensic investigations. Hatshepsut reigned during the 18th Dynasty (around 1479-1458 BC) and although her tomb and numerous monuments were discovered, it was not immediately possible to identify her mummy. For years, the location of his final resting place remained uncertain. In the early 20th century, the mummy believed to be that of Hatshepsut was found in the Deir el-Bahari complex in a hidden tomb originally intended for a nobleman. This tomb contained several mummies and one of them was later determined to…

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Tony 18/12/2024

Nebra’s Celestial Disk: An Ancient Map of the Stars?

The Nebra Celestial Disk, dating back at least 3,600 years, is considered the oldest astronomical stellar map of cosmic phenomena. This disk is, therefore, the oldest representation of the night sky made by man. The Nebra disk is used to measure the angle of the Sun at the poles. Some theories say that it appears that ancient Europeans intentionally buried it thousands of years ago. At that time, they had been using this map for about 200 years and had even made some changes to hide some of the stars and add symbols to better accommodate leap months. Archaeologists from…

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Tony 18/12/2024

Saint Bernard’s Mummies: Nature’s Unexplained Gift

The bodies buried here for some mysterious reason have become natural mummies. While the ancient Egyptians had to spend centuries researching and developing mummification techniques, in a cemetery in the small town of San Bernardo, Colombia, in some strange way, corpses naturally re-petrified after a period of rest. Many scientists have come to San Bernardo to study the phenomenon of turning corpses into stone. This strange phenomenon began to be noticed by a gravedigger named Eduardo Cifuentes 15 years ago. While renovating forgotten graves, Mr. Cifuentes realized something special about this burial site. According to Mr. Cifuentes’ description, the clothes…

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