Eerie Train Graveyard Gives a Glimpse into the Golden Age of Soviet Steam Trains In Russia’s central Perm region, near the village of Shumkovo, a cemetery lies on the sidetrack. Instead of tombs and headstones, it is filled with trains from…
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Incredible Footage of Giant Spinning Ice Disk on a River in China Captivates Residents Residents in a northern Chinese city have flocked to see a giant ice disc rotating on a river, a rare natural phenomenon that occurs in cold…
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Surprising Archaeologists Find 1,000-Year-Old Stainless Steel in Iran Stainless steel as we know it today was created in the early 20th century, in England. However, researchers found evidence of the use of an alloy of iron and chromium quite similar…
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500-Year-Old Map Discovered: Unraveling Ancient History and Challenging Official Narratives How many times has the rise and fall of human civilization occurred on planet Earth? It has been said that the conventional wisdom that has been passed down for generations…
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2,000-Year-Old Remains of Infant and Pet Dog Uncovered in France Excavations in France revealed a well-off child and their pet dog that had been buried in the 2,000s BCE making this find over 2,000 years ago. The infant, believed to…
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Elk Teeth Offer Clues to Prehistoric Clothing in Russia According to a statement released by the University of Helsinki, archaeologist Kristiina Mannermaa and her colleagues analyzed more than 4,000 elk incisors recovered from 8,200-year-old graves on an island in northwestern…
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Archaeologists Discover 3,500-Year-Old “Griffin Warrior” Tomb Full of Treasures Jack Davis and Sharon Stocker, archaeologists in UC’s classics department, found the two beehive-shaped tombs in Pylos, Greece, last year while investigating the area around the grave of an individual they…
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Stunning Fossilized Insect Found in Opal: A Rare Scientific Discovery Amber has long been prized for its lush, fiery hues and its elaborate contributions to the fossil record of the Earth. As Vasika Udurawane writes for Earth Archives, the petrified…
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Scientist Finds Hidden Portraits Underneath “Mona Lisa” Forget everything you know about the most famous painting in the world: Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa (1503–17). According to French scientist Pascal Cotte, who has analyzed the painting by reflecting light technology…
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City Found 360 Feet Below Missouri City, Giant Human Skeleton Found When coal miners at Moberly, Missouri were drilling a shaft 360 feet deep, broke into a cavern revealing “a wonderful buried city,” multiple sources reported in 1885. Masonry and artifacts…
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