07 Jul 2023 16th-Century Maps Reveal 1800 BC Ice Free Greenland And Antarctica By Les Trager Archaeology & Science 0 There is a large body of maps of the Americas which cannot be explained by known explorations. Mercator’s 1569 World Map shows all of Greenland without ice at its coasts. Finaeus’ 1531 World Map shows Antarctica without coastal ice, all... Read More
03 Jul 2023 Revisiting The 6,000-Year-Old Submerged North Doggerland Culture Of Tu-lay By graham phillips Archaeology & Science, Philosophy & Spirituality 0 A recent find off the northernmost coast of the British Isles, provides evidence that the extreme flooding that occurred in ancient times on a worldwide scale, also affected this region. Extraordinary archaeological discoveries have revealed how... Read More
30 Jun 2023 Ptolemy Soter’s Strategy: Becoming Pharaoh And A God Of Egypt By MartiniF Archaeology & Science 0 Ptolemy I, one of the surviving generals of Alexander the Great, became satrap and eventually pharaoh of Egypt, but he had to employ spin doctors to recreate an impressive ancestry related to Alxander, establish a new binary Graeco-Egyptian god... Read More
26 Jun 2023 Richborough Fort, Ruins Of The Gateway To Roman Britain By Rebecca Batley Archaeology & Science 0 Two thousand years ago the Richborough Roman Fort stood on the Isle of Thanet, off the coast of Kent, separated from the mainland by the strategically important Wantsum Channel. This area of land, rich in natural resources, had long been inhabited.... Read More
23 Jun 2023 Revisiting Stephens And Catherwood’s 19th-Century Maya Discoveries By Jonathon Perrin Archaeology & Science 0 Between 1839 and 1841 two intrepid explorers; John Lloyd Stephens, an American writer, diplomat, and traveler, teamed up with English artist and architect Frederick Catherwood to visit 44 Maya sites. Through Stephens’ two books and Catherwood’s... Read More