10 Jun 2019 Psychic Archaeology Uncovers Lost Structures at Glastonbury By Roberto Volterri Archaeology & Science 0 ‘The Company of Avalon’ was a group of monks who allegedly directed excavations at Glastonbury Abbey from behind the scenes, so far behind the scenes in fact from the ‘other side’. In the early 1900’s an unconventional architect,... Read More
07 Jun 2019 Malta, Shrouded in Megalithic Mystery By elyn aviva Archaeology & Science 0 The crowd waited expectantly at Malta’s ancient Mnajdra Temple for the spring equinox sun to peek out from behind a nearby hill. Suddenly the sun broke through the low-lying morning mist. Warmed by its light, the honey-colored limestone walls of... Read More
05 Jun 2019 The Antikythera Mechanism: Who Designed the World’s Oldest Astronomical Computer? By ashley cowie Archaeology & Science 0 Since its discovery in a shipwreck near Greece in 1900, an ancient metallic astronomical clock, called the ‘Antikythera Mechanism’ still baffles scientists. Research articles on the clock offer loose context for what the device is and what is... Read More
17 May 2019 Orion: Archaeoastronomy Inspiration for the Pyramids of Giza and the Pyramids of Teotihuacan By Roberto Volterri Archaeology & Science 2 As ancient Egyptian architects gazed up at the night sky and built the three pyramids of Giza based on the celestial plan of the Constellation of Orion, so millennia apart and at the other side of the world, in Mexico at Teotihuacan, architects... Read More
13 May 2019 Common Cosmic Symbolism: Is Göbekli Tepe Ancestral to Ancient Egypt? By Martin Sweatman Archaeology & Science 4 Since its discovery in 1994, 10,000-year old Göbekli Tepe has been an enigma, gradually revealing its ancient secrets to archaeologists and scientists. Meticulously excavating the site from soil that has covered it for thousands of years, so... Read More