Ancient Egyptians traveled great distances to the magical Land of Punt to obtain extravagant goods like incense and living baboons, but the true location of this wondrous place has been a mystery to scientists for more than a century -until now. A team from Dartmouth College has set out to find what ancient Egyptian’s called … Read more
Archaeologists have revealed a gruesome new discovery in an Aztec ‘tower of skulls’ in Mexico City that contains remains of 119 people including women and children ‘sacrificed to the gods’ and warriors captured from empire’s rivals. The new discovery was announced after an eastern section of the Huei Tzompantli was uncovered along with the outer facade, five years … Read more
Archaeologists have revealed a gruesome new discovery in an Aztec ‘tower of skulls’ in Mexico City that contains remains of 119 people including women and children ‘sacrificed to the gods’ and warriors captured from empire’s rivals. The new discovery was announced after an eastern section of the Huei Tzompantli was uncovered along with the outer facade, five years … Read more
Melissa McCarthy to star with husband Ben Falcone on Netflix sitcom God’s Favorite Idiot… after making film Thunder Force for the streaming giant By Sameer Suri For Dailymail.com Published: 19:47 GMT, 1 December 2020 | Updated: 19:53 GMT, 1 December 2020 They have just made a movie called Thunder Force for Netflix. And now the … Read more
Llama figurine and a gold bracelet found inside a stone box at the bottom of a lake are believed to be Incan offerings to the gods The ‘offerings’ were discovered in a stone box in an area of silt in Lake Titicaca Similar findings have been found in other parts of the large South American … Read more
A handful of 3000-year-old ‘male’ clay heads unearthed in Israel may reveal the earliest depiction of God’s face. The figurines were excavated along side small horse statues and represent a bearded man with a flat-topped head, protruding features, ear holes for jewelry and topped with a crown. The controversial claim comes from professor Yosef Garfinkel, … Read more
Chickens and brown hares were introduced to Britain in the 5th century AD and were worshipped as gods rather than eaten, archaeologists claim. Instead of being seen as food, the creatures were associated with deities, and buried with care and intact, found experts from the University of Exeter. Archaeological evidence shows no signs of butchery … Read more