Voynich Manuscript Bound Out of Order, New Study Argues
Was the Voynich manuscript bound out of order? A new study says its pages were shuffled in the 1400s, which ...
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Noah’s Ark Site Dig: What the 2026 Tests Found and Didn’t Prove
Drilling at the Durupınar formation in Turkey found odd soil chemistry in 2026. Here is what that shows, and what ...
Who Is the Monk in Westminster Abbey’s Roman Coffin?
A Roman coffin at Westminster Abbey held a medieval man, not its namesake. New dating points to one of two ...
Hidden Roman Fort Revives a Welsh Emperor’s Legend
A Roman fort near Frenni Fawr in Wales may anchor the legend of Macsen Wledig. Here is the evidence, the ...
Shanidar Cave Cold Case: Was a Neanderthal Killed by a Spear?
A round hole in a 75,000-year-old shoulder blade has scientists debating whether a Shanidar Neanderthal was speared, gored or killed ...
Williamsburg Rebuilds One of America’s Oldest Black Churches
First Baptist Church Williamsburg, founded in 1776, rededicated its rebuilt meetinghouse on the site that was paved into a parking ...
Sunken Palace Ring Offers Rare Look at Alexandria’s Lost Lighthouse
A bronze ring from a sunken palace island shows the Lighthouse of Alexandria. What it reveals, and what skeptics say ...
Skulls From Egypt’s First Royal Tombs Show Violent Deaths: New Evidence of Human Sacrifice at Abydos
A forensic study of 46 skulls from Abydos finds 18 with fatal injuries, new evidence Egypt's first kings had servants ...
A Pipeline Crew Found a 400-Year-Old Shipwreck in the Baltic. It Sank in One of Europe’s Deadliest Eras
Divers raced dredgers to study a 17th-century wreck in Germany’s Bay of Greifswald. What it reveals, and the Thirty Years’ ...
Göbekli Tepe’s First Intact Graves Solve One Mystery and Deepen Another
Archaeologists found the first intact burials at 11,600-year-old Göbekli Tepe. They explain the scattered bones, but not the carved skulls.
The Oldest Campfire Ever Found: What Wonderwerk Cave Just Revealed About Human Origins
New research reveals early humans may have used fire inside Wonderwerk Cave up to 1.79 million years ago — among ...
Stack of Skeletons Reveals Savage Roman Empire Battlefield Defeat
A chilling archaeological find in Croatia reveals the brutal truth of a Roman Empire Battlefield Defeat in 260 AD. Archaeologists ...
Fire Reveals 4,500 Priceless Ohio Tavern Artifacts
A devastating fire at a 216-year-old Ohio tavern led to a miraculous discovery: 4,500 previously hidden Ohio tavern artifacts, including ...
Lost Land Bridge DEBUNKS History’s Biggest Myth
New facts reveal an Ancient European Migration Route through a vanished land bridge off the coast of Turkey. Learn how ...
Revolutionary Discovery: Isaac Newton’s Mother’s House Unearthed After 200 Years
British archaeologists have made a groundbreaking Isaac Newton mother house discovery, revealing 17th-century artifacts that offer new insights into the ...
Honoring John Ward’s Legacy: A Fundraiser for His Family and Timeless Discoveries
John Ward's legacy: In memory of archaeologist John Ward, help his wife, Maria, and their two children reestablish their lives ...
The Loss of a HERITAGE HERO: British Archaeologist John Ward’s Legacy Lives On in Ancient Egypt’s Untold Stories
British archaeologist John Ward, who uncovered the forgotten stories of ancient Egyptian workers at Gebel el-Silsila, leaves behind a decade ...
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