The idea of ordinary people coming into contact with Kigg Kogg, the mythical giant ape, may seem fantastical, but exploring this imaginative concept reveals a fascinating avenue for uncovering mysteries that transcend the boundaries of fact and fiction. Although the idea is firmly rooted in the realm of speculative fiction and popular culture, it sparks curiosity about the ways in which ancient civilizations might have dealt with extraordinary phenomena and attempted to make sense of them.

The discovery of the world’s only T. Rex skin fossils has sparked a major debate in the scientific community, challenging prevailing theories about the king of the dinosaurs’ appearance. These unprecedented findings reveal that the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, long thought to be adorned with feathers, may have sported scales, offering new insight into the history of this iconic predator.

The 1903 Delhi Durbar was a grand event organised to celebrate the coronation of King Edward VII as Emperor of India. It was a display of British colonial power and Indian princely splendour, filled with vibrant ceremonies and majestic processions. However, amidst the elephants, jewels and royalty, it was two imposing Kashmiri figures who captured the attention of all present. These two men, at 2.36m and 2.23m tall, stood out not only for their height but also for the role they played as guards and riflemen to the King of Jammu and Kashmir.

Located along the picturesque coast of Monterosso al Mare in Italy stands the imposing figure of ‘Il Gigante’ (The Giant). This colossal sculpture, designed and built by renowned Italian artist Arrigo Minerbi, stands as a striking tribute to Neptune, the Roman god of the sea. Erected at Villa Pastine, ‘Il Gigante’ draws attention for its impressive size and intricate craftsmanship, reflecting Minerbienne’s mastery of monumental art.

Nestled deep within the James Ford Bell Library lies a trove of historical treasures, each containing fragments of untold stories and mysteries waiting to be …

Nestled deep within the James Ford Bell Library lies a trove of historical treasures, each containing fragments of untold stories and mysteries waiting to be unraveled. Among them, a little-known book has recently captured the attention of scholars and enthusiasts alike, revealing enigmatic tales of Tartar and Heliopolitan giants, shrouded in intrigue and speculation.

Wamena, Indonesia: Holding the centuries-old remains of his mummified ancestor, tribal leader Eli Mabel reveals an ancient tradition that has all but disappeared among the …

The theory of buried giant skeletons, often cited in various co-conspiracy theories and ancient archaeology circles, has been the subject of intrigue and controversy. Allegations of discoveries of enormous human remains, sometimes exceeding 30 feet in length, have periodically surfaced, notably with claims dating back to 1976 in Rome. These skeletons were supposedly found in the Carpathians and were described as possessing enormous legs and elongated skulls, which would significantly alter our understanding of present-day human civilizations if verified.

This groundbreaking revelation has opened up new avenues of exploration and study for archaeologists and historians alike. The discovery challenges previous notions about the extent of human civilization and the possibility of ancient societies existing beneath the Earth's surface.

The papers, published in the prestigious Journal of Archaeological Science, are the result of a multi-year investigation that has uncovered a trove of artifacts, architectural ruins and other curious anomalies that defy explanation within the traditional framework of human history.