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Tag Archives: archaeology
Ancient Curiosities — Things That Make You Go “Hmm”
You know, just when I think I’ve got some stuff figured out, I land on fascinating, and sometimes very strange, historical tidbits that make me blink, pause, then think: Holy crap, that’s freaking amazing. Once again, my writing research has brought … Continue reading →
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Tagged acupuncture, ancient curiosities, ancient history, archaeology, artifacts, book research, curiosities, gold, Gracchus, history, Inca, Otzi, sex, writing research
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10 Archaeological Mysteries We May Never Solve
The more we learn about our past, the more we discover just how much we don’t know. As we continue to dig up history and uncover where we came from and who we were as a people, we realize there … Continue reading →
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Tagged ancient man, Ancient Mysteries, archaeological mysteries, archaeology, Blythe Geoglyphs, Death of Alexander the Great, Emerald Tablet, Liber Linteus Zagrabiensis, Minaret of Jam, Paracas Candelabra, Sajama Lines, Tartaria Tablets, Uffington White Horse, White Shaman Rock
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Striking Anomaly Found in Great Pyramid
I found the neatest tidbit of news today: There is an anomaly in the Great Pyramid that suggests another possible chamber or cavity. “This anomaly is impressive and obvious. We have several hypothesis but no conclusion for the moment.” Umm…wow. … Continue reading →
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Tagged ancient Egypt, ancient Egyptians, archaeology, Great Pyramid, interesting facts
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Mysterious carved discs found in Russia
Oh boy. I hit another jackpot in my writing research. Check this out — More than a dozen stone disks were found in the Volgograd region of Russia. What makes them so unusual, you ask? Well, I’ll tell you. It … Continue reading →
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Tagged archaeology, artifacts, book research, carved disks, military technology, OOParts, Russia, Volgograd region, writing research
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Secrets of Ancient Egypt: The Mystery of Ankhesenamun
Ancient Egypt is filled with mystery and intrigue. Though the ancient Egyptians were a peaceful people, they were not immune to brutal wars with their enemies, political intrigue, familial betrayal and conspiracies, and even murder. King Tutankhamun, one of the most famous Pharaohs … Continue reading →
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Tagged ancient Egypt, ancient Egyptians, Ancient Mysteries, Ankhesenamun, archaeology, artifacts, Great Pyramid, Tutankhamun, Vizier Ay
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