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mrbill 27/05/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Archaeologists Uncover 7,000-Year-Old Alien Evidence in Kuwait

Alien-like clay sculpture dating back 7,000 years offers clues into cultural exchange between Stone Age civilizations. Archaeologists have dug up something otherworldly. A mysterious clay figurine dating back 7,000 years was recently discovered in the Arabian Gulf — and it bears a striking resemblance to modern depictions of alien visitors to Earth. Researchers at Bahra 1, a prehistoric site in the north of Kuwait, described the artifact as a “small, finely crafted head, with slanted eyes, a flat nose and an elongated skull.” It’s the first such find in the region, they noted, though others with a similar countenance have…

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Tony 26/05/2025

They descended from heaven and ruled Egypt for 36,000 years, ancient papirs reveal.

The Turin King List found on ancient Egyptian papyri reveals that mysterious beings descended from the heavens and ruled for 36,000 years. Who were these figures who established themselves as "kings" for thousands of years in ancient Egypt? For nearly a hundred years, archaeologists have tried to piece together fragments of this 3,000-year-old document.

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/05/2025

Noblewoman’s 2,800-Year-Old Grave Found in Van: Jewelry Tells a Lost Story of Urartian Royalty

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Archeaology

mrbill 24/05/2025

BREAKING: A 7,500-Year-Old Toy Car Shocks Scientists: Did the Wheel Exist Long Before We Thought?

A. Sutherland – AncientPages.com – Today, parents buy their children electric car toys to play with, but the situation was somewhat different thousands of years ago. Yet, this ancient discovery reveals our ancestors were aware of the wheel 7500 years ago! A stone car with two axles and four wheels found during excavations in the Kiziltepe district of the southeastern province of Mardin, Turkey dates back to about 7500 years ago. The world’s earliest toy car (L) and title deed, unearthed at excavation sites in Mardin’s Kiziltepe district, are on display at the Mardin Museum. (Photo: Cihan) Archaeologist Mesut Alp said…

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mrbill 23/05/2025

Remains Of Warrior Couple, Older Woman, And Newborn Found In 2,500-Year-Old Siberian Grave

Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of SciencesThe grave contained a couple in their 30s or 40s, a women in her 60s, and a month-old infant.

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Tony 21/05/2025

The Mysterious Green Stone of Hattusa

Located in modern Turkey, Hattusa was the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire in the late Bronze Age, which ended abruptly and somewhat mysteriously in the 12th century BC. At its peak the city covered nearly two square kilometres, surrounded by massive walls. There was a royal residence, elaborate gateways, four temples, porticoed courtyards, secular building and residential structures. The stonework is impressive to say the least and it was richly decorated with relief carvings of warriors, lions, sphinxes and more. At its peak, between 40,000 and 50,000 people occupied the city. Today, tourists flock from around the world to…

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Archeaology

mrbill 19/05/2025

3,300-Year-Old Mycenaean Bridge Still in Use Today: A Marvel of Ancient Engineering

ARGOLIS, GREECE – A 3,300-year-old stone bridge built during the Mycenaean era continues to serve local traffic in southern Greece, making it one of the oldest functional bridges in the world. Known as the Arkadiko Bridge, the structure dates back to between 1300 and 1190 BCE and was originally constructed as part of a military road connecting the ancient cities of Tiryns and Epidauros. Located near the modern roadway in the region of Argolis, the bridge remains an exceptional example of prehistoric engineering. Built using the Cyclopean masonry technique—massive, unworked limestone boulders fitted together without mortar—the Arkadiko Bridge demonstrates the…

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Archeaology

mrbill 19/05/2025

Shocking Discoveries: Uncovering the Mysteries of Human History and the Past

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mrbill 13/05/2025

The Mystery of the Sumerian “Wristwatch”: Unveiling the Truth Behind Ancient Carvings

The so-called “Sumerian wristwatch” has long been a subject of fascination and debate. Depicted in ancient Sumerian carvings, these circular objects worn on the wrists of gods and high-ranking figures have sparked theories about ancient technology or extraterrestrial influences. However, recent research suggests a more grounded explanation—these objects were likely decorative bracelets or armbands, symbols of status, power, and divine favor in Sumerian society.

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Archeaology

mrbill 10/05/2025

Sumerians Built This ‘Anti-Armageddon Device’ 4,000 Years Ago – It Still Amazes Scientists

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Iraq has revealed that the ancient Sumerians—one of the world’s earliest civilizations—engineered a sophisticated device 4,000 years ago to stave off environmental catastrophe. Previously mistaken for a temple, this structure is now understood to be an “Anti-Armageddon Device”, a one-of-a-kind invention designed to preserve agriculture and sustain life in the face of crisis. From “Unusual Temple” to Civilization-Saving Machine Back in the 1920s, archaeologists came across a strange, temple-like structure near modern-day Nasiriyah in southern Iraq. At the time, its true purpose remained a mystery. But a recent excavation led by the British Museum has…

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