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mrbill 11/10/2024

Unmasking a 14th Century Warrior: Researchers Revivify the Image of a Medieval Legend! Discover the Astonishing Transformation of a Forgotten Hero from the Depths of History

In a discovery that has fascinated historians and archaeologists alike, a team of researchers has managed to bring back to life the appearance of a 14th-century warrior. This find not only illuminates the physical aspects of a medieval combatant, but also offers an invaluable window into the life, customs and war context of the period.

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Archeaology

mrbill 11/10/2024

Ancient mysteries revealed: Giant horned skeleton discovered in East Africa

Revealing ancient mysteries: the discovery of a giant horned skeleton in East Africa

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Archeaology

msngan 11/10/2024

An iron bar was buried next to the “toothless vampire skeleton” of Sozopol, as a sinister safeguard to keep it eternally sealed in its tomb and prevent it from re-emerging from the shadows.

In the late 18th century, the remains of eight human skeletons were found with stones placed in their mouths – something researchers believed locals had done to prevent the dead from returning to walk the Earth as zombies. The investigation began more than six years ago at what was believed to be a medieval cemetery in County Roscommon, Ireland. A few years ago, two skull malformations were discovered in Ireland with rocks placed in their mouths to prevent them from turning into zombies. One of the skulls, of an adult male in his twenties, was said to have been found...

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Archeaology

mrbill 11/10/2024

The oldest traditions lead us to believe that blacks were the first inhabitants of Mexico.

The New York World, dated January 15, 1923, published a statement by Drs. Clark Wissler and Franz Boaz (the latter a professor of anthropology at Columbia University), confirming the assertion of the French that the Moroccan and Algerian troops used in the invasion of Germany were not to be classified as negroes, because they were not of that race. It is wonderful to understand how the French and these gentlemen arrive at such a conclusion, but I believe that it is the old method of depriving the negro of anything that would tend to make him recognizable in any useful occupation or pursuit.

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mrbill 11/10/2024

Revealing the hidden secrets of an 18th-century family: The extraordinary preservation of the mummies of Cadiz amazes the world.

In the Hungarian town of Vác, an ancient church in the neighbourhood was replaced by a milestone in science for more than 200 years.

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Archeaology

msngan 11/10/2024

The Deepest Sorrow: A 4,800-Year-Old Fossilized Embrace Between a Mother and Her Short-Lived Child Discovered in Taiwan

It's a timely discovery as Mother's Day approaches. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a young mother and toddler locked in an embrace dating back 4,800 years. The remarkable find was made among 48 sets of remains extracted from graves in Taiwan, including the fossils of five children. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a young mother and toddler who were embracing each other 4,800 years ago. The find is among 48 sets of remains unearthed from graves in Taiwan, including the fossils of five children. Researchers were stunned to discover the timing of the material, and say these Stone...

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msngan 11/10/2024

Giant One-Eyed Skeletons Unearthed in London: Shocking Discovery of Ritual Sacrifices and Forgotten Civilizations That Rewrite History

The finds were made at a 19th-century site in New Cove Garden Market. News reports and social media anxiety can make us feel that life is hard in Britain today, but the extraordinary finds from a new archaeological dig have provided a salutary reminder that, a couple of centuries ago, it was much worse. Archaeologists working at an early 19th-century burial site in New Covent Garden market, south-west London, where around 100 bones were found, have said they contain evidence of hard work, including violence, a coronavirus outbreak, epidemic disease, physical deformities, malformations and cardiovascular disease. The Burial offers an...

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mrbill 11/10/2024

The entire tomb is filled with signs and symbols that mention Queen Nefertiti and after some time passed and linguistic experts managed to decipher the stories told here, the team was baffled.

This is all groundbreaking content, as we have never heard this story about Queen Nefertiti, her followers and her husband.

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Archeaology

msngan 11/10/2024

Unveiling Ancient Wonders: Discovery of a Unique Human Hybrid Skeleton Millions of Years Old

In the world of archaeology, every new discovery is a repository of ancient mysteries and interesting stories about humanity's past. In one of the most recent discoveries, archaeologists found a unique skeleton, dating back thousands of years, hidden underground. This is no ordinary skeleton. It carries within it the magic of the union between humanity and other species. This mixture is rare and opens up fascinating questions about diversity and ancient human evolution. Archaeologists have given it the name “hybrid human skeleton”, which means “hybrid human skeletal system”. The magic of this skeleton lies not only in the union between...

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Archeaology

mrbill 11/10/2024

Tiye, the powerful Great Royal Wife of Amenhotep III, was not only the mother of the revolutionary Pharaoh Akhenaten, but also the grandmother of the enigmatic Tutankhamun. What secrets was one of the most influential women of Ancient Egypt hiding?

Tiye was the Great Royal Wife of the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of Louis XIV: Amenhotep III. Her son Akhenaten was one of the biggest scandal-mongers during the time of the Pharaohs in Egypt. She was also the grandmother of Tutankhamun and the sister of Ay. She was one of the most influential women in Ancient Egypt, yet her name had been forgotten for centuries.

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