Cahokia, IL

Columbus, OH

New York Post

Archaeologists conducting excavations at the site of a church have unearthed a marble shrine containing a relic that they believe may be tied to Moses receiving the Ten Commandments.

The shrine contained a 1,500-year-old ivory box adorned with Christian motifs, according to an Innsbruck University press release.

The item was discovered by archaeologists from Innsbruck University in southern Austria under an altar inside a chapel at the summit of Burgbichl, a small hill, in the municipality of Irschen.  

Since 2016, archaeologists from the University of Innsbruck have been carrying out excavations in Irschen, which is a part of the Carinthian Drava Valley.

‘City of the Dead’ archeologists have...

Archaeologists discover ancient relic believed to be tied to Moses and the Ten Commandments

Archaeologists have uncovered what they believe to be signs of prehistoric life in Faversham in Kent. The Kent Archaeological Society believes it has found a burial site dating back between 1,500 and 3,000 years at Lees Court Estate. The discoveries from the dig include flint chippings produced by tool making,...

Archaeologists uncover signs of prehistoric life

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Archeologists in the U.K. have unearthed more than two dozen human skeletons dating back more than 1,000 years in the garden of a hotel. The bones were first discovered last year during the planning for a new building at The Old Bell Hotel in Malmesbury, Wiltshire, according to archeology firm Cotswold Archeology.Twenty-four of the skeletons were Anglo-Saxon women who were related maternally to several individuals. The other skeletons included men and children. The remains are believed to belong to members of a monastic community associated with Malmesbury Abbey, a 12th-century building of worship. The skeletons, which dated to between 670 and...

More than 2 dozen human skeletons found in hotel garden

Mens Journal

Marine archaeologists at the site of Greece's infamous Antikythera site uncovered a second wreck in addition to pottery and human remains.

Archaeologists Find Human Remains, Second Wreck at Ancient Shipwreck Site

Embark on an adventure to uncover abandoned pioneer homesteads in the American West. Experience the legacy of early settlers who sought new beginnings amidst harsh conditions. Explore the evolution of homestead architecture, from traditional designs to innovative adaptations using local resources. Uncover stories of ghostly encounters and rumored hidden treasures. Preservation efforts guarantee the rich cultural heritage of Western pioneers endures. Each homestead holds mysteries waiting to be unraveled, preserving the extraordinary tales of resilience and self-sufficiency. Discover the enthralling remnants of history waiting to be explored further.

Exploring Abandoned Pioneer Homesteads in the West

New York City, NY

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

MEDELLÍN, COLOMBIA—According to a statement released by the University of Exeter, an international team of researchers, including Mark Robinson and Jose Iriarte of the University of Exeter and Javier Aceituno of the University of Antioquia, compared images of animals found in the Colombian Amazon on Cerro Azul in the Serranía de la Lindosa with animal bones uncovered in nearby archaeological excavations. The rock art images, drawn with ocher on 16 rock panels on a remote hilltop, are estimated to be about 12,500 years old. Study of the animal remains revealed that the prehistoric population consumed a diverse diet of fish, mammals, and reptiles. But the proportions of the numbers of animal bones did not correspond with the prevalence of 22 different animals, such as deer, birds, peccary, lizards, turtles, and tapir, represented in the more than 3,000 images on the six rock art panels in the study. Robinson and his colleagues therefore suggest that the artwork is not about hunting. Rather, the researchers noted that some of the figures combine human and animal characteristics. They think that the artwork may reflect a complex mythology of transformation between animal and human states, perhaps similar to mythologies present within modern Amazonian communities. Read the original scholarly article about this research in Journal of Anthropological Archaeology. For more on the rock art of South America, go to "The Song in the Stone."

Prehistoric Amazonian Rock Art Analyzed

The Independent

 Archaeologists have unearthed a mysterious underground structure with painted walls beneath a Mayan ball court in Mexico.They were using advanced aerial laser scanning techniques to see what was beneath a previously uncovered ancient ball court in Campeche, Mexico, and stumbled upon the mysterious structure. The exploration focussed on a nearly 140 square kilometre patch of land in the Balam Kú Biosphere Reserve.The structure, dated to the Early Classic period of the Mayan civilisation between 200 and 600 AD, could offer insights into life on the South American continent before the Spanish conquest, according to a statement from Mexico’s National...

Mysterious Mayan underground structure with painted walls uncovered in Mexico

Montana State

Explore eerie Gold Rush ghost towns, abandoned Wild West villages, forgotten pioneer homesteads, and deserted colonial outposts across the US. Echoes of history linger in weathered structures and silent streets that once thrived with life. Discover tales of courage, perseverance, and the pioneering spirit of early settlers who braved the frontier. Each village holds secrets and stories waiting to be uncovered, shedding light on America's rugged past and the people who shaped it. The remnants of these abandoned settlements offer a glimpse into a world long forgotten but still echoing through time.

5 Abandoned Frontier Villages in the US

Alabama State

Moundville, AL

Alabama is home to a surprising number of archaeological sites with deep, rich histories dating back centuries. While many of these locations have been extensively excavated and cataloged, others may go unseen for years to come. Luckily, one archaeological site less than 20 miles south of Tuscaloosa has been a definitive area of interest for more than 100 years. The Encyclopedia of Alabama has provided a record of the Moundville archaeological site’s history.

The mysterious history of Alabama’s ancient Moundville archaeological site

For the first time in over 2,000 years, the contents of the sealed sarcophagus inside the Tomb of Cerberus have been revealed. This vividly frescoed chamber tomb was discovered last year in Giugliano, near Naples. Using a microcamera, researchers managed to peer into the sarcophagus, revealing a supine body covered by a shroud, surrounded by grave goods, including pottery vessels, unguentaria, and strigils.

2,000-year-old sarcophagus opened: Well-preserved burial found in Tomb of Cerberus

Montana State University scientists have discovered two new methane-producing microbial groups in Yellowstone National Park, revealing potential new approaches to climate change mitigation and insights into extraterrestrial life. Scientists from Montana State University have provided the first experimental evidence that two newly discovered groups of microbes in Yellowstone National Park’s...

Unusual New Life Forms Discovered in Yellowstone Offer Clues to Alien Life

Missouri State

Farmington, MO

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A family is grieving the loss of their emotional support dog, Nala, a two-year-old Chocolate Labrador after a sheriff’s deputy shot and killed her on Sunday. RELATED STORIES: Sonya Massey Updates: Son Says Officials Refused To Tell Him Who Shot Her + Deputy Arrested Held 6 Police Jobs Despite Being Discharged From Army For ‘Serious ... Read more
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Missouri Sheriff’s Deputy Fatally Shoots Family Dog During Robbery Investigation

Why Did the Roman Empire Fall?

In a remarkable discovery, archaeologists have identified a stone wall in an Italian forest, revealing a historical site where the legendary gladiator Spartacus clashed with the Roman army. This significant find was initially brought to attention by local environmentalists who stumbled upon the wall and promptly alerted the experts. Advanced...

Archaeologists Uncover Battle Site of Spartacus's Clash with Roman Army in Italian Forest

Aurora, CO

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Aurora’s pallet shelters for people experiencing homelessness, which only allow a maximum 30-day stay, have been cycling the same individuals in and out, city staff told council members Thursday. Many return to street encampments when their time in the pallet shelter runs out, Jessica Prosser, homeless services director for the city, said. Then, the city sweeps the encampment again, and they get to come back to the shelter for another 30 days, Prosser explained. This process can repeat multiple times.

Aurora pallet shelters a revolving door for homeless

Wyoming State

Sunrise, WY

Archaeologists recently uncovered ancient secrets in Wyoming after discovering some of the oldest Paleoindian artifacts in North America. According to Cowboy State Daily, an archaeology team at the Powars II dig site, which is located near Sunrise, Wyoming, discovered artifacts that archaeologists claim are 14,000 years old. The outlet reported that the artifacts predate the Clovis man, which is believed to be one of the oldest prehistoric American cultures.

Ancient secrets discovered below western state

Paisley Marten

The Ethiopian Bible, revered within the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, is one of the oldest and most unique Bibles to ever exist. It contains a larger number of books than both the Protestant and Roman Catholic Bibles. Its unique work of written art and historical significance offer a comprehensive glimpse into the rich tapestry of Ethiopian Christianity (EC). EC has withstood the tides of time and survived against vast amounts of foreign influence. This article delves into the historical, religious, and cultural dimensions of the Ethiopian Bible.

The Secret Legacy of the Ethiopian Bible: Unveiling Ancient Truths

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The mummified remains from dozens of tombs in Aswan, Egypt show how prevalent some diseases were. Tuberculosis may have killed whole families.

Excavators studying ancient Egyptian tombs discovered that even the ultra-wealthy suffered from disease and malnutrition

Step into the forgotten world of abandoned ranching communities in America. Economic shifts, environmental struggles, and a lingering history have left these settlements frozen in time. From the tough frontier origins to the eerie tales of lost civilizations, each community tells a unique story of resilience and demise. Discover the rich legacy and preservation challenges of these ghostly towns that once thrived in the wilderness. Uncover the hidden secrets and whispered legends that shroud these desolate landscapes, hinting at a past waiting to be explored further.

Lost Frontier: Abandoned Ranching Communities of America

Dupo, IL

St. Louis, MO

Belleville, IL

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900 Years Ago, One of the Largest Civilizations in the World Was Abandoned – Archaeologists Have Now Discovered New Clues

The Cahokia Mounds, once a thriving settlement near present-day St. Louis, was abandoned by 1400, leaving behind a mystery. Recent research challenges the long-held belief of...

900 Years Ago, One of the Largest Civilizations in the World Was Abandoned – Archaeologists Have Now Discovered New Clues

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