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Have you ever wondered about the connection between the famous prophet Nostradamus and the ancient Dead Sea Scrolls? In this article, we will explore what the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal about Nostradamus' predictions and how they may relate to our time.

The Mysteries of Nostradamus & the Dead Sea Scrolls

Fox News

Archaeologists at a university unearthed a marble shrine containing an ivory box dating 1,500 years, which is believed to be tied to Moses and the Ten Commandments.

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

Psalm 46 is a powerful chapter in the Bible, often quoted for its message of strength and refuge. But did you know there are many intriguing facts about this psalm that might surprise you? For instance, Psalm 46 is sometimes called "Luther's Psalm" because Martin Luther found great comfort in its words during the Reformation. It also contains the famous verse, "Be still, and know that I am God," which has inspired countless people seeking peace. Additionally, some believe that William Shakespeare left a hidden signature in this psalm. Curious to learn more? Let's dive into 18 fascinating facts about Psalm 46 that will deepen your appreciation for this timeless piece of scripture.

18 Facts About Psalm 46

Butler, PA

New York Post

The gunman suspected in the attempted assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump Saturday was shot and killed by Secret Service, sources told The Post.

The shooter, identified only as a white male, was in an elevated sniper position located hundreds of yards away from Trump’s podium in Butler, Pa. as he spoke to a campaign crowd, sources said.













Rifle used in Trump assassination attempt belonged to shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks’ father: report



Bullets rang out in the middle of his remarks, Trump putting his hand to his right ear before being tackled to the ground by Secret Service agents.

Seconds later, Trump rose...

Gunman behind attempted assassination on Trump had head blown off by Secret Service, sources say; rally-goer killed

Ever wondered what life was like during the Stone Age? This ancient period, spanning millions of years, marks a time when early humans began using stone tools. But when exactly did it start and end? The Stone Age timeline is divided into three main periods: the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic. Each phase brought significant advancements in technology, culture, and survival skills. From the first stone tools to the dawn of agriculture, the Stone Age laid the foundation for human civilization. Curious about the key milestones and fascinating facts? Let's dig into the 13 most intriguing facts about this pivotal era in human history.

13 Facts About Stone Age Timeline

ScienceAlert

There's a new contender for the worst tipple handed down to us by history. In the ancient Roman necropolis of Carmo in what is now Spain, archaeologists have unearthed a jar of wine, still sealed, and still sloshing liquid after about 2,000 years. There's just one catch. The wine was...

Record Discovery: 'Last Drink' For Dead Roman Found Still Wet in Ancient Tomb

New York State

Rootbound Homestead

Having survival supplies on hand before a disaster strikes will keep you out of the frantic ranks of the unprepared. I don't think I need to remind you all of the toilet paper crisis of 2020, or all the bread and milk that go first during large storms. With the current presidential situation, now is the time to start stocking up if you haven't already.

Prepare Now: Things That Will Disappear First From Store Shelves

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King Arthur’s magical sword in the stone may be the stuff of legend (and many a film and TV adaptation), but France has had its own real-life Excalibur for centuries.The Durandal sword has earned its own mythological credentials having been embedded high up in a rock in the south-central village of Rocamadour for some 1,300 years.And yet, on Saturday, 22 June, the sword suddenly vanished from its rocky bed, and no one can work out how the thief took it.Durandal was the legendary sword of Roland, a renowned warrior and the protagonist of the 11th century epic poem La Chanson...

‘Excalibur’ sword suddenly vanishes after 1,300 years wedged in stone

While beach vacations promise sun and fun, digging holes in the sand can be perilously deceptive. In February 2024, a 7-year-old girl tragically died when a 5-foot sand hole she and her brother dug collapsed, burying her alive. This tragic incident highlights a lesser-known danger that claims more lives than shark attacks. Sand, particularly when dry, is highly unstable and can collapse suddenly, trapping and suffocating victims within minutes. Unlike avalanches, where trapped individuals can form air pockets, sand’s heavy grains fill all spaces, leaving no room to breathe. Rescue efforts are complicated by the sand’s weight and instability, necessitating swift and precise actions to prevent further collapse. Experts recommend keeping hole depths to no more than 2 feet and maintaining vigilance. From 1997 to 2007, collapsing sand holes caused 31 deaths in the U.S., primarily among young boys. Holes as shallow as 2 feet have proven fatal. To prevent such tragedies, always fill in holes after digging and stay cautious of existing pits. As enjoyable as digging may seem, the hidden dangers far outweigh the fun. Stay safe and prioritize awareness over thrill.

Digging At The Beach Can Be More Dangerous Than Shark Attacks

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The FBI has seen a rise in scams targeting timeshare owners. In this kind of scam, criminals con these part-time property owners into shelling out hefty sums of cash, all under false pretenses related to their timeshare properties.

FBI warns that Mexican cartels are targeting Americans with timeshare scams

Michel de Nostredame, known as Nostradamus, the renowned French astrologer and physician, has long been celebrated for his eerily accurate predictions. Among his many prophecies, one of the most chilling and precise was about his own death.

Nostradamus' Last Words And Final Prediction

Archeologists recently unearthed the grave of a man believed to be a chief in the Coclé culture, the archeological name for the people who inhabited Panama over a thousand years ago. Discovered in the El Caño Archaeological Park, the El Caño Foundation shared select images of the ongoing excavation...

Ancient tomb filled with gold, sacrificial victims discovered

Literate, high-status men with writing ability were responsible for recordkeeping in ancient Egypt. But the job left a mark on their skeletons, a new analysis shows.

Skeletons reveal what life was like for elite scribes in ancient Egypt

In October 2023, Egyptian archaeologists unveiled a trove of artifacts from a New Kingdom cemetery, including a sarcophagus lid with an image of the goddess Nut — which had an uncanny resemblance to Marge Simpson. The Simpsons has long been famous for seeming to predict a shocking number of...

Archaeologists Uncovered An Ancient Egyptian Sarcophagus With A Painting That Looks Eerily Like Marge Simpson

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Archaeologists have discovered a collection of 500-year-old graves buried underneath the ruins of a 12th-century Benedictine monastery in Germany. Knewz.com has learned that recent excavations have unearthed “densely packed” burials of at least 15 people under the monastery ruins. Although archaeologists have been carrying out annual excavation projects at the monastery since 2017, they had […]

Archaeologists Discover 500-Year-Old Graves Beneath Monastery Ruins in Germany

Scientists have discovered what they are calling the 'City of the Dead' in Egypt after discovering a huge burial site with more than 300 tombs.The site is located near the city of Aswan, which was an important quarry, trade and military zone more than 4,500 years ago but the lives of people living there has been unclear.Archaeologists have been at the site for five years, reports Mail Online, and recently found 36 tombs that were reused over a 900-year period.Each one could fit between 30 and 40 mummies inside - some had families in them.Patrizia Piacentini, an archaeologist at the...

Scientists discover hidden 'City of the Dead' with more than 300 tombs

Chicago, IL

Foodie in Chicago

Shortly before 3 AM, people in the Chicago area may have felt their houses shake as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred about 60 miles west of the city. (CHICAGO) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.4-magnitude earthquake around Somonauk, IL. Somonauk is in DeKalb and LaSalle Counties, 64 miles west of Chicago.

Did You Feel the Earthquake?

Florida State

Latin Times

A group of treasure hunters said they recovered over 200 hundred silver coins from an 18th Century shipwreck off the coast of Florida, calling the moment "numbing." "You don't expect that. You always hope for it but you never expect it," boat captain Grant Gitschlag told WOFL-TV. The coins in...

Treasure hunters say they recovered hundreds of silver coins from 1715 shipwreck off Florida

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

Bryce Gruber

The color yellow is gorgeous, eye-catching, and downright happy for most people. So much so that it's the main hue in the world-famous happy face—but science says it's not the best color to wear on a date.

You Shouldn't Wear Yellow on First Dates, Here's Why

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12 Facts About Dead Sea Scrolls

The Dead Sea Scrolls are one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century. Discovered between 1947 and 1956 in eleven caves near the...

12 Facts About Dead Sea Scrolls

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