Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – We continue to explore the controversial Hollow Earth theory and this time we will discuss some of the most interesting questions and the answers provided by those who have studied the subject. In part 1 we elaborated on why some scientists think certain facts speak in support of the Hollow […]
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – The Kingdom of Mitanni reached the height of its power between 1500 and 1240 BC and controlled trade routes up the Euphrates from to Carchemish, along with the upper Tigris and its headwaters at Nineveh. Totally forgotten for millennia, the Kingdom of Mitanni was discovered in the nineteenth century and
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – A new study conducted by Nozomi Kawai, professor of Egyptology at Kanazawa University in Japan suggests that Tutankhamun’s chariot had sunshades, reports Ahram Online. Kawai examined both Tutankhamun’s chariot and sunshade and suggests the sunshade of Tutankhamun was a part of the boy king’s chariot, to protect him from sun’s
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – A new study conducted by Marianne Moen of the University of Oslo shows that gender roles during Viking times were not nearly as differentiated as we might think. Researcher examined the contents of 218 Viking graves in Vestfold, a county on the southwest side of Oslo Fjord, and sorted the
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – Underwater archaeologists have discovered a huge structure along with ceramics, statues, columns or pillars and other features relating to the building. The underwater structure is almost 50 feet long and dates to the time of the Battle of Salamis that took place 2,500 years ago. Credit: Nature The Battle of
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – It’s not the first time scientists rely on ancient knowledge to solve modern crisis. This time, researchers are investigating how it’s possible to revive ancient water systems to boost water ability in Peru. Peru is often overwhelmed with rain in the wet season — but by the time the dry season
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Ellen Lloyd -AncientPages.com – In part 1 of this series we discussed why some scientist suggest the Earth could be hollow. We pointed out that the idea sounds implausible to most but is nevertheless treated seriously by some researchers. We presented what some scientists consider to be facts that speak in favor of the Hollow
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – Roman ruler Laelianus would have been pleased to hear archaeologists have discovered a coin depicting him. Unfortunately, this is something he could never have seen because the ancient coin was made after his death. Laelianus was a short-lived Roman ruler who was most likely killed by his own soldiers. He
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – The ancient underwater burial site off the coast of Florida, near the Venice shoreline can reveal valuable information about people who lived in this region thousands of years ago. The underwater cemetery was discovered in 2016 and researcher then said the site is most likely 7,000-year-old. However, according toa recent
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Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – The purpose of the Quipu has long puzzled scientists. The vast Inca Empire had a sophisticated and organized government, but they had no written language. Instead, they came up with a curious invention, a form of non-verbal communication written in an encoded language similar to the binary code used by
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