Helmetia expansa was an arthropod that lived on prehistoric Earth more than 500 million years ago. This ancient creature has been sorely overlooked amid other flashier specimens, but after more than 100 years, a study has finally cracked the code. The first fossil of the
Beneath the waves lie mysteries that refuse to fade, stories held within steel coffins for generations. The ocean keeps its secrets, and few tales have been as haunting as the tales of lost submarines and their crew. Imagine, eighty souls, vanished in an instant, their
Sometimes, history speaks in frescoes, faded ink, and yellowed parchment. Other times, history whispers in brushstrokes, splintered wood, and old paint. To most restorers, every statue is a silent relic—until it isn't. When art restorer Gemma Ramírez began her latest project, it was another day
Deep in a far-off, knotted jungle, something metal and outdated shone through the dense emerald canopy—a mystery that had been hidden away for centuries. Locals spoke of a "ghost" that haunted the swamp, a relic that was seen only when the mist cleared in a very
It started with a glimmer—something metallic shining just under the surface of the Turkish coast of Antalya. A whim dive became a once-in-a-lifetime discovery. Lying in the hold of an ancient shipwreck was a monolithic sealed jar, undisturbed for more than a thousand years. No
Every ancient civilization had its myths, but some are rarely told—stories full of wonder, mystery, and unexpected twists. These hidden legends offer a glimpse into how ancient people saw their world, blending the fantastical with the profound. Here are nine lesser-known myths from various ancient
Have you ever wondered what America looked like in its earliest days? Before the skyscrapers, highways, and bustling cities, the landscapes and people of this vast land were captured in some of the earliest known images. These fascinating glimpses into the past offer a unique
With the advancements in DNA analysis, we can understand a lot more about the early humans who called Europe their home. By looking at their genetic makeup, researchers have found surprising clues about where they came from and how Europe's first settlers migrated there. The Neolithic
Some places in America were once hot spots for American citizens and tourists alike. But over time, the shine these places once had has worn off or been abandoned. Here are some places that harken back to a bygone era. Route 66 In 1926, Route 66 was
Throughout history, women have defied societal expectations and stepped onto the battlefield with remarkable courage and skill. These legendary women warriors fought with strength and strategy and left an enduring mark on history. 1. Joan Of Arc, 1412 - 1431 Born in 1412 in a small French
