Recent fossil discoveries in China have the potential to reshape our understanding of human evolution. The identification of a new human species, Homo juluensis, challenges established timelines and offers fresh insights into the diversity of ancient hominins. The Discovery Of Homo Juluensis In the 1970s, archaeologists unearthed
From mysterious discs to forgotten technologies, ancient inventions have fascinated historians for decades. Many of these inventions challenge what we thought we knew about ancient civilizations. Despite the years of research invested, their real meaning remains unknown. Let's look at nine early invections that continue
Christopher Columbus is known for "discovering" America in 1492. But that's not the full story. Columbus wasn't who we think he was. School textbooks paint him as a hero. But he was not, contrary to popular belief, the first European in the Americas. Here are
If there's anything we've learned from the ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ reboot, it's that the world can be a scary and dangerous place. The reboot has brought a fresh wave of chilling cases, each one more unsettling than the last. These are nine unnerving cases that still
Something amazing has been brought to light just below the surface of a quiet Swiss village. While preparing land for new home developments at Kaiseraugst, archaeologists made a discovery believed to be a marvelously well-preserved Roman road—due to elegant porticoes, rarely-seen objects, and some very
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery on Somló Hill, a dormant volcanic butte in western Hungary. More than 900 ancient artifacts—ranging from jewelry to weapons—have been excavated at the site, yielding both the site’s deep historical and spiritual significance. The treasure trove, detailed in a
An international team of researchers has uncovered a groundbreaking discovery in Romania that has rewritten the timeline of early human presence in Europe, pushing back the known date by roughly 500,000 years. The discovery proves that early hominins were present in Europe some 200,000 years
Olive Oatman made headlines in 1856. She was a young white girl who lived with Native Americans. Olive had a curious blue tattoo on her chin to prove it. Her story is one of survival, tragedy and resilience. People were fascinated by her, and still
On October 10th, 2003, Michael Peterson, a renowned author, was convicted of killing his second wife, Kathleen, in December 2001. The case was surrounded by controversy and doubt, and even a wild theory posited that an owl attacked Kathleen. The case is still filled with
A steamship carrying gold worth millions of dollars sank in the Pacific in 1875 . Hundreds of people died and the wreckage was undiscovered for over a century. The gold is still at the bottom of the ocean somewhere, untouched. This is a mystery of
