This Medieval Skeleton Had 160 Broken Bones, and Scientists Just Figured Out What Hit Him
It reportedly took five master carpenters and 50 assistant laborers three months to build the “War Wolf” back…
Where Was the Garden of Eden? 5 Possible Real-World Locations
Published: Jul 19, 2026written by Greg Beyer, BA History & Linguistics, Journalism Diploma In Genesis, the Bible…
Archaeologists Were Embarrassingly Wrong About These ‘Roman’ Helmets
In 1990, Spanish archaeologists recovered 43 helmets from the bottom of the sea. Evidence at the time suggested…
Someone Dropped This Notebook in a Medieval Toilet 700 Years Ago—and It’s Still Legible
Ever drop your smartphone in the toilet while trying to add an important date to your calendar or…
DNA Study Casts Even More Doubt on Shroud of Turin’s True Origin
The historical lore behind the Shroud of Turin is fascinating. Notwithstanding the grand claim that the linen cloth…
Repair Workers Accidentally Stumble Upon Lost Remains of Legendary ‘Fourth Musketeer’
This week’s been a real treat for lovers of science and classical literature. On Monday, biologists captured the…
You Won’t Believe What Archaeologists Found Beneath This Lake in Kyrgyzstan
Lake Issyk-Kul sits in the northeast of the Kyrgyz Republic, also known as Kyrgyzstan. It’s the country’s biggest lake…