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‘World’s oldest port’ found in Egypt – complete with scrolls revealing everyday life for Ancient Egyptians
Archaeologists have stumbled upon what is thought to be the world's oldest port. The harbour, discovered on the Red Sea coast, is believed to date back 4,500 years, to the days of the Pharaoh Khufu
Read More »Alien Origin? Captured Creature Still A Mystery?
Mexican TV revealed a fantastic story – in 2007, a baby ‘alien’ was found alive by Marao Lopez, a wealthy farmer in Mexico. He caught this creature, less than a foot tall, in
Read More »Extraterrestrial Mummy Found In Egypt
The body of a perfectly preserved, carefully mummified an alien was found buried in an ancient pyramid. A mysterious creature from between 150 and 160 centimeters was found by an archaeologist near Lahun when
Read More »Move over Dracula, tourists flock to see Bulgarian ‘vampire’
The discovery last week of a 700-year-old skeleton with metal stakes where his heart had been has stirred a bout of vampire-mania in Europe and attracted flocks of tourists to the churchyard grave site
Read More »Are you sure digging him up is a good idea? Archaeologists find Bulgarian ‘vampires’ from Middle Ages with iron rods staked through their chests
If you thought vampires were simply the stuff of myth and legend - and perhaps the odd teen horror film - think again. Archaeologists in Bulgaria have unearthed two skeletons from the Middle Ages pierced
Read More »Last fragments from ‘magical’ Egyptian ‘Book of the Dead’ from 1420 BC found – after century-long search by archaeologists
The last missing pages from a supposedly 'magical' Book of the Dead from an Egyptian priest, Amenhotep, have been found after a century-long search - in a museum in Queensland. British Museum Egyptologist Dr John
Read More »Machine dated at 400 million years found in Russia
In the remote Kamchatka peninsula (map below), 200 km from Tigil, University of St. Petersburg archaeologists discovered a strange fossil. The authenticity of the find has been certified. According archaeologist Yuri Golubev, occurs that,
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