Gods of Sacrifice: Physical Impairments in Norse Myth and Society
Ancient Concepts of Fate: Deities and Influencers of Destiny
Beyond the Shepherds: A Retired Woodshop Teacher's Take on Solving the Shugborough Hall's Enigmas
The Dark Side of Mythical Humanoid Monsters
The Enduring Mystery of the Lost City of Zerzura and the 20th Century Race to Find its Treasures
Antony's Parthian War: Politics and Bloodshed between Empires of the Ancient World
The Battle of Carrhae: A crushing defeat of the unstoppable Roman juggernaut by the Parthian Empire
Was the Garden of Eden a Real Place?
Defeating Death: The Ancient Quest for Eternal Life through Artifacts, Divine Foods and Elixirs
Questions of Identity: Who are the Europeans?
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With no, or slim, evidence, Egyptologists claim that all of Egypt’s pyramids were built to be tombs. With an abundance of robust evide...
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Following up on my recent article on the ante-chamber in the Khufu pyramid, published on Ancient Origins public site, in which I argued...
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When Alexander the Great invaded the Far East, his armies were awed by the strange cultures, exotic animals, and unknown religions of India....
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Perhaps 3,000 years from now archaeologists will be debating the reasons for the diaspora that occurred in the lands around the Mediterranea...
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Giants On Record: Anomalous Skeletons in the Academic Literature
The Philosophies of Confucius and Their Influence on Chinese Society
“Lady Bergavenny”: Joanna Neville, Anne Boleyn or Eleanor Stafford? Decoding the Mystery
The Mystery of Krishna: Was He Man or Myth?
St Michael’s Ley-line Leading to Legendary Doggerland
The Legend of the Fisher King and Elements of the Divine Fishermen in Ancient Mythology
Giants On Record: Anomalous Skeletons in the Academic Literature
The Philosophies of Confucius and Their Influence on Chinese Society
Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 04: Dr. Kenneth Brophy. Scotland Pt 1. Neolithic astronomy and Glasgow's lost alignments
An Ancient Origins Special Feature: An Interview with Dan Jones
“Lady Bergavenny”: Joanna Neville, Anne Boleyn or Eleanor Stafford? Decoding the Mystery
Ancient Historians and Their Tales of Bizarre Tribes
