Your chance to own one of the rarest Japanese sportscars in the UK. Skip 1 photos in the image carousel and continue reading. Perhaps dismissively, it’s the ‘Supra we have at home’. But less cynically, it’s a cool, fun and extraordinarily rare Japanese sportscar. Welcome to this week’s possibly random pick from the interwebs: a delightful Mitsubishi FTO.

The Mitsubishi FTO is 30 years old: here’s a used one we found for £12k

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While Guinness World Records officially lists the Djoser Step pyramid in Egypt as the world’s oldest pyramid (around 2,630 BC), one paper published in October claimed a layer of the Gunung Padang pyramid in Indonesia was constructed as far back as 25,000 BC – though there has since been doubts as to whether the structure was ever man-made at all.In research led by Danny Hilman Natawidjaja of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences, and published in the journal Archaeological Prospection, the academics write that “the pyramid’s core consists of meticulously sculpted massive andesite lava” and that the “oldest construction” element of...

'World’s oldest pyramid' built 25,000 years ago was not made by humans, archaeologists claim

The reality of what lies within our oceans has fascinated people since time immemorial, so it’s no wonder we’ve created countless myths about the watery depths.But step aside, Atlantis, scientists have discovered a real Lost City beneath the waves, and this one is teaming with life.The rocky, towering landscape is located west of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge mountain range, hundreds of metres below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, and consists of massive walls, columns and monoliths stretching more than 60 metres (200ft) tall.To be clear, it’s not the home of some long-forgotten human civilisation, but that doesn’t make its existence...

'Lost City' deep in the Atlantic is like nothing else we've ever seen on Earth

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Have you ever wondered what makes someone mysterious? Is it what they do or where they are from? The truth […]

The Most Mysterious People Who Ever Lived

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The man came across the treasure scrolling on the internet while using the bathroom

Man ends up paying just $14 for $14,000 Cartier earrings after brand website made a major blunder

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Fareeha Arshad

A recent expedition to the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a deep-sea region in the Pacific Ocean, unveiled a trove of previously unknown species thriving in one of Earth's most enigmatic environments. Situated between Mexico and Hawaii, this abyssopelagic zone remains largely unexplored, with only a fraction of its biodiversity documented by science. Marine ecologists have highlighted the significance of this discovery, likening the expedition to explorations of the 18th century.

Never Before Seen Creatures Discovered in Ocean's Darkest Depths

Interesting Engineering

Archaeologists uncovered a rare hoard of Persian gold coins in the ancient city of Notion in Turkey that most likely belonged to a wealthy mercenary soldier.

Pot filled with gold coins buried by soldier 2400-year-ago discovered

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One of the most beloved Hollywood stars in the history of television, in particular, was actress Frances Bavier, who died in 1989 at age 85. The likable actress became best known for her compassionate and nurturing role as Aunt Bee on The Andy Griffith Show (CBS, 1960-1968).

Beloved 'Andy Griffith Show' Actress Frances Bavier ("Aunt Bee"): A Look Back at Her Life and Career

Mens Journal

Researchers at the British Museum have deciphered four ancient Babylonian tablets with ominous warnings about the ancient Mesopotamian society's doom.

Researchers Decipher Ominous Warnings Carved on 4,000-Year-Old Tablets

Actor Buddy Ebsen, who died at age 95 in 2003, found fame by starring in two of the most popular classic television shows in history: The Beverly Hillbillies (CBS, 1962 to 1971) and Barnaby Jones (CBS, 1973 to 1980). On the Hillbillies, he played former Tennessee country mountain-folk-turned-wealthy Beverly Hills resident Jed Clampett. On Barnaby Jones, he was one of TV's most senior, slyest, health-conscious detectives. Ebsen, however, almost became even more famous for a certain big-screen classic film in which he ultimately did not appear.

'Beverly Hillbillies" Actor Buddy Ebsen Was "Bitter" about not playing the Tin Man in 'Wizard of Oz'

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THE world’s loneliest house sits on a remote island in the middle of the Atlantic ocean with only the occasional passing ship for company. Shrouded in mystery, many chilling theories about the property have emerged – including a rumour it was built for a zombie apocalypse. The white building has stood strong on the side […]

World’s loneliest house has stood for 100 years on remote isolated island with rumour it was ‘built for apocalypse’

Inside one of the most extensively researched historic sites—the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where Jesus was crucified and buried—researchers have discovered the largest known medieval altar, which had been considered lost for decades. After its unveiling in 1149, the magnificently carved ‘high altar’ made a...

Lost Altar Discovered on the Site Where Jesus was Crucified: It’s ‘Sensational’ and was Sitting in Plain Sight

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A UK couple went from rugs to riches after discovering a $30,000 wooden “diamond parquet” floor underneath their carpet, as detailed in a TikTok video with more than 2 million views. 

“We were blown away,” Josh Brooks, 37, told Jam Press about the literal hidden gem.

He and his wife Emily, 38, had been renovating their property in Walthamstow, London, when they happened upon the nearly 30-year-old ritzy floor underneath the rug. 





Historic Bridgehampton potato barn transformed into artists’ sanctuary lists for $4.45M



Accompanying footage shows the Brit half peeling back the carpeting to unveil the harlequin-patterned hardwood floor.

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Couple finds $30K buried treasure hidden beneath home’s carpet: ‘We were blown away’

History never ceases to amaze us and there is much out there that is still unknown. There were several generations that lived before us and many are yet to come into existence. So, when archaeologists and other experts discover something new about the old, it’s always a fascinating journey of understanding what really went down there. In 2000, French archaeologist and head of the European Institute of Maritime Archaeology, Franck Goddio, led a team that successfully located the ancient city of Thonis-Heracleion, which was Egypt’s only port on the Mediterranean coast about 2,500 years ago.

Newly discovered underwater temple of Aphrodite leaves everyone in wonder and awe

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When I studied Anthropology in college, I learned that teeth have been indicators of economic status just about forever. Archaeologists look at the teeth in ancient skeletons and know who the rich were based on their tooth decay. During the Renaissance period, it became fashionable for women to blacken their teeth to look like they were better off than they were, because the royals and aristocrats, who could afford sugar and sweets, had more rotten and missing teeth than the poor.

Opinion: Stop Stereotyping Bad Teeth as a Sign of Drug Addiction

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Archeologists believe that the newly discovered skeletons were a man and a woman who spent their final moments in what is believed to be a bedroom.

Newly found skeletons in Pompeii spent last moments hiding from eruption in bedroom

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Have you ever wondered what the largest crocodile ever was? Based on fossil evidence, the longest crocodile ever to live was a Sarcosuchus imperator, who measured 40 feet long and weighed 17,600 pounds. The largest one ever officially measured was Lolong, who was a saltwater crocodile that measured 20 feet three inches long and weighed […]

Top 8 Largest Crocodiles Ever

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Deep in the Mexican jungle at the tip of the Yucatán Peninsula, archaeologists have uncovered a hidden treasure trove of history.
There, in the ancient, long-abandoned Maya city of Cobá, near the towering Nohoch Mul pyramid, a vast stone slab was found tucked away in what was once the floor of a sacred pool. What makes this slab so special is what it bears: an inscription consisting of 123 glyphs, painstakingly carved into its surface.



					
			

Initial inspection suggests that the glyphs describe the founding date of a town called Keh Witz Nal, or "Deer Mountain", on 12 May 569 CE. They also...

123 Maya Glyphs Found on Huge Stone Reveal Secrets of a Lost City

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In an extraordinary stroke of luck, fossil hunter Eddie Templeton stumbled upon what is being hailed as the largest fossil discovery of his life—a 7-foot-long Columbian mammoth tusk—in a creek in Mississippi. This rare find marks the first intact Columbian mammoth tusk ever uncovered in the state. A...

Fossil hunter unearths rare ice-age 7-foot-long mammoth tusk in Mississippi

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The burial site was hidden inside an abandoned fortress in Mongolia and contained the remains of a prestigious woman.

1,000-year-old remains of 'elite woman' in silk cloak found in abandoned fortress in Mongolia

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Here are four of the best watches we've found this month

Special calendar tech is only pricey if it’s mechanical. A quartz movement in this G-Shock has no problem keeping the correct date. This collaboration with the...

Here are four of the best watches we've found this month

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