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Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the banks of a river in Zambia that has fundamentally altered our understanding of ancient human life. They have unearthed evidence that wooden logs were used to construct a structure almost half a million years ago, indicating that Stone Age people may have built early shelters.

Throughout the years, giants have reportedly been found worldwide, from Patagonia to Kandahar to West Virginia. Whether it was the discovery of skeletons while mining coal or in one of the many burial mounds around the state.

Jerusalem, a city steeped in history and religious significance, is home to countless treasures that tell the story of its rich past. Among these treasures, the Golden Tomb stands out as a symbol of opulence and historical importance. Located within the confines of the Old City, this magnificent structure has captured the imagination of both historians and tourists for centuries. In this article, we will delve into the history, architecture, and significance of Jerusalem's Golden Tomb.

In recent years, the world of biblical archaeology has been abuzz with excitement and controversy over a remarkable discovery at Tel Dan in northern Israel. Unearthed in 1993, the Tel Dan Stele, a 9th B.C.E. Aramaic inscription, has sent shockwaves through the academic community, challenging long-held beliefs about the history of the early Israelite monarchy and the credibility of the biblical accounts.

In the late 1860’s, the freed enslaved of the Raleigh, North Carolina area founded Oberlin Village. It was the largest Reconstruction Era black settlement in Wake County. By the 1880’s approximately 160 families lived in Oberlin Village. They established churches, a school, and by 1892 Latta University.

The Illinois Rock Statue, embodying the state's culture and history, stands majestically as a symbol of its rich artistic legacy. Comfortably situated in the midst of Illinois, this renowned monument has emerged as a magnet for vacationists, scholars of antiquity, and art lovers alike. Its complicated detailing and impressive stature chronicle narratives crossing multitudes of years revealing Illinois' profound connections to music, artistry, and historical events. While we plunge into the universe encompassed by the Illinois Rock Statue's grandeur, we shall disclose the fables it guards within it while exploring both its initial influencers during its formation period and its ever-lasting impression on cultural moldings in Indiana.

China's illustrious history is riddled with tales of emperors, battles, and legendary monuments. Central to this narrative is the First Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, and his great tomb—a wonder that continues to mystify scholars and enthusiasts alike. Here, we embark on an enlightening journey into the enigma surrounding this mausoleum and the reasons why, despite its ability, it remains unopened to this day.

The field of biblical archaeology offers a captivating journey into the ancient world, combining historical inquiry and archaeological exploration to shed light on the narratives found in the Bible. This multidisciplinary endeavor has captivated the imagination of scholars, historians, and enthusiasts alike, regardless of their religious affiliations. It's a quest to uncover the material remnants of ancient societies and examine how they intersect with the stories chronicled in religious texts.

Even though 700 of these mysterious subterranean vaults have been discovered in Bavaria and another 500 in Austria, nobody knows how they originated or why they were built. The locals refer to them as "Schrazelloch" (goblin holes) or "Alraunenhöhle" (mandrake caves) and claim they were built by elves and inhabited by gnomes.

We stopped in Crystal River after our poll results and we found this beautiful state park. We absolutely loved it here! So much history to learn and explore. Was there a ghost while we were there? We never did remember the guy's name who dug up the artifacts here, George something.....Anybody out there know?

The remnants of an ancient, mysterious bridge known as Adam's Bridge, Rama's Bridge, or Ram Setu were discovered by images taken by the NASA Shuttle. The bridge starts from Pamban Island off the coast of Tamil Nadu in India and stretches 18 miles to Mannar Island which is located on the north-western coast of Sri Lanka.

Archaeologists have uncovered the foundations of a high altar at Exeter Cathedral, along with a hidden medieval crypt and two empty tombs. According to a statement posted on the cathedral's website last week, "This is surely the most exciting archaeological discovery ever made at Exeter Cathedral."

An archaeological dig led by University of North Carolina Professor Jodi Magness has uncovered a "spectacular" mosaic in an ancient synagogue that depicts the legendary warrior Samson, whose uncut hair endowed him with prodigious strength.

In the heart of Texas lies Fritch, a small and unassuming town in the Panhandle region, which is now making big waves in the world of archaeology. This unassuming town is home to the renowned Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, where a captivating archaeological discovery has shed light on the area's ancient past. The significance of this discovery stretches far beyond Fritch's modest population of under 2,000, putting the town firmly on the map for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

The Mayan civilization, one of the most enigmatic and sophisticated ancient cultures, thrived in the lush landscapes of Mesoamerica for over 3,000 years. The heart of the Mayan civilization was a network of city-states that dotted the landscape of present-day Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador. These city-states were centers of political, economic, and religious power, each governed by its own ruler. Cities such as Tikal, Chichen Itza, Palenque, and Copan thrived as majestic hubs of trade, art, and science. The urban centers featured impressive pyramids, temples, ball courts, and intricately carved stelae, attesting to the skill and ingenuity of the Mayan architects and artisans.

A rather perplexing theory has been contemplated in history. In Egypt, the tomb of Osiris was discovered back in 2015. The site, dates to the 25th Dynasty (around 700 B.C.) This was remarkable in its own right, however what was actually found is quite astounding.