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Archeaology
Tony 02/01/2025

Africa’s Archaeological Gems: Mysteries of the Continent

9. Bakopi, South Africa In South Africa, in the hills surrounding Machadodorp, in the southeast of the country, are the remains of a series of structures built by the Bakopi people. The mountainous countryside is covered with terraces made of stone walls and a large complex of prefabricated houses. 8. The African city of Stoe, Zimbabwe The country of Zimbabwe took its name, in 1980, from this archaeological site… Zimbabwe City. This stone city was the center of the region between the 10th and 15th centuries and covered an area of ​​approximately 1,779 acres. Now the remaining structures include a...

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Archeaology
Tony 02/01/2025

Space Station’s 2020 Footage: Craft Leaving Earth?

In November 2019, during a NASA live broadcast, the International Space Station (ISS) captured images of three different UFOs, where a Russian cosmonaut was heard saying “it's a ship.” According to UFO researcher and self-proclaimed extraterrestrial life expert Scott Waring, NASA is aware of extraterrestrial spacecraft flying near the ISS. Waring shared the clip on his YouTube channel and wrote on his blog: “This conversation recorded by NASA's live camera is 100% proof that NASA knows that there are alien spacecraft whizzing by the space station. When the Russian astronaut aboard the ISS said, “a ship…”, NASA ground control interrupted...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

Tarim’s 4,000-Year-Old Baby: European Features in China

In the arid desert of the Tarim Basin, located in the present-day Xinjiang region of China, extraordinarily well-preserved human remains have been discovered that have aroused fascination and amazement in both the scientific community and the general public. Among these finds, the mummy of an infant stands out, one of the approximately 200 bodies recovered that present physical characteristics associated with European populations. This discovery, along with the other remains found, is part of what is known as the “Tarim Mummies”, one of the most intriguing archaeological series of antiquity. The Tarim mummies date from a period between 1800 BC...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

Water and Pyramids: A 4,500-Year-Old Engineering Key?

Engineers may have cracked the code that explains how the ancient Egyptians built their first pyramids. A new study suggests that water power, not just brute force, helped build the iconic Step Pyramid of Djoser, the oldest of Egypt's iconic pyramids. The researchers propose a complex hydraulic system that includes a dam, a water treatment plant and internal wells that could have lifted huge stones to erect an architectural wonder about 4,500 years ago. If confirmed, the discovery could rewrite the history of one of the world's most enduring architectural wonders. Harnessing the power of water in ancient Egypt View...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

115,000-Year-Old Footprints: Early Humans in Arabia

Archaeologists have discovered ancient human footprints in northern Saudi Arabia that could rewrite our understanding of early human migrations. Discovered in 2017 at a site known as Alathar, in the Nefud Desert, these footprints are believed to be 115,000 years old, making them the oldest human footprints ever found in the Arabian Peninsula. Preserved in the bed of an ancient lake, they reveal a rare insight into a fleeting moment in the lives of Homo sapiens moving across a changing landscape. The site also contained hundreds of animal tracks, suggesting it was a vital center for life during a temperate...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

Antioch’s Cancer Amulet: Magic from Ancient Türkiye

An intriguing artifact was discovered during excavations in the ancient city of Pisidia Antioch in the province of Isparta in western Turkey: “A magical amulet against cancer.” The ancient Antioch of Pisidia is located just 1 km north of Yalvaç, Isparta, in southern Türkiye. The city was founded by Antioch I in 280 BC. C. Among the 17 ancient cities that are called “Antioch” in Turkey, only two of them are well remembered by scholars: one is called “Antakya” (the ancient Antioch of Hatay) and the other is Antioch of Pisidia. Both are famous for their notable architecture and play...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

Kent’s 1,400-Year-Old Sword: A Weapon’s Silent Story

Sword from the Sutton Hoo burial, early 7th century, British Museum, London. Credit: Völkerwanderer / CC0 1.0 Archaeologists have unearthed a rare 6th century sword in an ancient cemetery in Kent, England, sparking enthusiasm among experts. The elaborately made weapon, described as one of the most notable of its kind, rivals the famous sword discovered at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk. The sword is in extraordinary condition, with a silver and gold adorned hilt exemplifying exquisite craftsmanship. The blade is inscribed with ancient symbols.Remarkably, elements of its leather and wood sheath have also survived, along with a beaver fur lining. A ring...

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Mysterious
Tony 31/12/2024

China’s Lunar Find: What Lies on the Dark Side?

A recent lunar exploration mission carried out by China has led to one of the most shocking discoveries in the history of modern astronomy. On the dark side of the Moon, a place that never receives sunlight and has been an enigma to humanity for centuries, scientists have found a structure that defies all known logic. The revealed image shows what appears to be a colossal entrance to an underground complex, with a shape that many consider almost alien. During an exploration with rovers equipped with advanced technology, Chinese researchers identified an unusual rock formation that was initially thought to...

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Archeaology
Tony 31/12/2024

Amelia Earhart’s Plane: 70 Years of Mystery Resolved

  In a discovery that could finally solve one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th century, researchers have discovered artifacts believed to belong to Amelia Earhart's missing plane. More than 70 years after the mysterious aviator disappeared over the Pacific Ocean, these findings offer new hope to decipher the epigraph of her last flight. The artifacts were discovered on a remote island in the Pacific, near the area where Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noopá, were last heard from in 1937. Among the items recovered are metal fragments believed to be part of the fuselage of the aircraft, personal...

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Mysterious
Tony 31/12/2024

Antarctica’s Spaceship Remains: A Lost Civilization’s Trace?

Using advanced radar and satellite technology, scientists identified an object of colossal dimensions with shapes and patterns that do not match any known natural formation. The metallic surface and the symmetry of the structure suggest that it could be an artificial artifact, possibly of extraterrestrial origin or of an advanced civilization that inhabited the Earth in ancient times. In addition to the supposed ship, strange artifacts and symbols were discovered nearby, engraved on unknown materials. These inscriptions do not resemble any human language or writing system, raising the possibility of contact between this mysterious civilization and otherworldly beings. Some researchers...

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