Archaeologists in west-central Poland have discovered two massive triangular mounds, each stretching roughly 650 feet and rising 13 feet high, during a routine archaeological survey of Chlapowski Landscape Park in Wyskoć. Notes from Poland reported that these structures are at least 5,500 years old, making them
On July 14, 2025, Trump gave a severe ultimatum to Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine. Trump essentially told Russia to make peace with Ukraine, or face huge economic penalties. This was Trump's most potent threat after months of failed peace talks. At the
Beneath the sweeping vistas of the Grand Canyon, archaeologists have identified more than 4,300 cultural sites, though less than five percent of the park’s vast 1.2 million acres have been systematically surveyed. Scattered across sun-baked rimrock and water-smoothed sandbars, projectile points shimmer beneath desert varnish.
Gold is one of the most valuable minerals on the planet. The gold market is worth an estimated $270 billion annually, and the discovery of more is always bound to send shockwaves through the industry. A recent discovery by Dutch geologists has changed the way
Not all churches announce themselves with steeples and bells. Some sleep beneath centuries of soil, waiting for the right eyes and tools to uncover them. That's precisely what happened in the ancient city of Artaxata, near modern-day Artashat in Armenia. There, archaeologists from the National
Imagine flipping a switch and lighting up a city, not for an hour or a day, but for centuries. No fuel shortages. No pollution. Just endless, clean power. It may sound like science fiction, but a real-world energy discovery could soon turn this into reality
A revolutionary study links the sinking of the Earth's oceanic crust to a dramatic 30-meter global sea level drop. Upending conventional climate change and sea level models. Previously, melting polar ice and warming seas were presumed to be the main culprits. This new tectonic theory
An enormous asteroid struck the Atlantic margin 35 million years ago, leaving a huge scar beneath the present-day Chesapeake Bay. This massive impact crater, which is about 25 miles across and covered in sedimentary layers, was not discovered until the 1990s, which put our knowledge
It appeared that the child had been expecting us," said Jesús Bahamonde, the archaeological coordinator at Cálidda, in an interview with the Associated Press. What is this bone-chilling statement referring to? In June 2025, a routine construction project in Lima, Peru, made headlines. Workers laying gas
In the Quiet rivers and flatlands of southern England, history is often hidden beneath the surface, waiting to be found by a lucky dig or a closer look at an old text. An archaeological discovery that could change maps and challenge what we've believed about the
