22 Dec 2023 Can The Winter Solstice At Karahan Tepe Explain A Shamanic Christmas Origin? By Hugh Newman Archaeology & Science 0 Ancient megalithic sites all over the world are still visited in celebration of the winter solstice, to welcome the sunrise on the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. From Newgrange in Ireland and Gavrinis in France, to Stonehenge,... Read More
18 Dec 2023 Asia Minor: Atlantis, Asteroids And The Birth Of Athena By Nicholas Costa Archaeology & Science 1 “Every word of it is true,” declares Plato in his Timaeus regarding the existence of Atlantis. Something in excess of 20,000 books have been published on the topic of Atlantis. Mainstream academia has long regarded it as fiction and come up... Read More
24 Nov 2023 Hatra, Iraqi Sanctuary Of Deities Withstanding Assault Over 2,000 Years By micki pistorius Archaeology & Science 0 The ruins of Hatra, located 290 kilometers (180 miles) northwest of modern Baghdad, tell the story of a second century AD Kingdom, whose rulers walked hand-in-hand with the reigning Arsacid Dynasty of the Parthian Empire. The origin of Hatra is... Read More
17 Nov 2023 Islamic Umayyad Dynastic Influence In Iraq By micki pistorius Archaeology & Science 0 When Europe was experiencing the so-called dark Middle Ages, during the seventh and eighth centuries AD, in the East, Islam was on the rise, and the Umayyad Dynasty was on the forefront of conquering territories from India to Spain. Officially... Read More
13 Nov 2023 Tamoanchan: In Search Of The Origins Of The Aztecs By jim willis Archaeology & Science 0 About 1,800 years ago, a group of people migrating from an unknown northern location began to settle in what is now called the Valley of Mexico. They are called Aztec, a name derived from the word Aztlán, which means "White Land," the “home of... Read More