The rediscovery of Noah a 6,500-year-old skeleton, who survived a great flood Scientists at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia are quite literally cleaning the skeletons out of their closets. Museum staff recently rediscovered a 6,500-year- old human skeleton that’s been…
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The prehistoric population once lived in Siberia, but mysteriously vanished, genetic study finds Researchers investigating prehistoric DNA have discovered a mysterious group of hunter-gatherers that lived in Siberia perhaps more than 10,000 years ago. The find was made during a…
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Petrified Opal Tree Trunk Situated In Arizona Its About 225 Million Years Old What happened to the wood that made it that way in the beautiful petrified trees in the forests of Arizona? They believe that petrified wood is so…
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The Largest Insect That Ever Existed Was A Giant ‘dragonfly’ Fossil Of A Meganeuridae Meganeura the largest Flying Insect that Ever Existed, Had a Wingspan of Up to 65 Cm, from the Carboniferous period. Its name is Meganeuropsis, and it…
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Archaeology dig in Spain yields prehistoric ‘crystal weapons’ When you see a beautiful crystal how do you feel? Perhaps the perfection of the diamond, or the vivid colors of the different gems are your thing? The fact is that people…
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Secrets of an astonishingly well-preserved 2,600-year-old human brain Experts who researched an iron-age skull brain of 2,600 years old have found evidence to explain why it survived until modern times in a mud pit. The answers could shed light on…
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Scientists Reawaken Cells From a 28,000-Year-Old Mammoth Her name is Yuka: an ancient woolly mammoth that last lived some 28,000 years ago, before becoming mummified in the frozen permafrost wastelands of northern Siberia. But now that icy tomb is no longer the…
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Egypt: Experts Discover Pharaoh’s Boat in Perfect Condition Archeologists of Egypt uncovered a boat claimed to have been “perfectly preserved” by Pharaoh Khufu himself, which led to verified theories of how ancient civilization constructed their wonders. Probably the most famous…
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The Siloam Tunnel, also known as Hezekiah’s Tunnel, is an ancient waterway carved under Jerusalem some 2,700 years ago. The tunnel ran under the City of David, funneling freshwater into Jerusalem from Gihon Spring, outside of the city’s walls. Mention…
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‘Complete Lack of Sunlight’ Killed A Renaissance-Era Toddler, CT Scan Reveals A “virtual autopsy” of the mummified remains of a toddler buried inside a family crypt in Austria reveals that the child died from a lack of sunlight, a new…
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