Ancient Egypt has never ceased to amaze with the wonders hidden beneath the sand that tell a story of time, and this time was no different. A team of Italian and Scottish researchers claims to have uncovered a sprawling prehistoric underground mega-complex beneath Egypt’s iconic
Imagine digging up a footprint as old as pre-dinosaur times—a human-like print preserved in rock dating back an estimated 500 million years. Found in Utah's Antelope Springs, this fossil has sparked controversy and raised questions about established theories on human origins. It may be proof
Last stands are when individuals or groups make one last, desperate attempt to resist overwhelming force. They have fascinated us for centuries as they show people choosing to fight against all odds, often resulting in their own sacrifice. While they are often romanticized, last stands
Under Oregon’s famous Cascade Range, something truly astonishing has been quietly shaping the land for thousands of years. Scientists recently discovered a massive phenomenon that’s causing a stir in research labs, water departments, and even on social media. It’s not about gold or oil, but
Have you ever decided to take on a spring cleaning session and end up finding lost treasures you haven't thought about in years? Well, that's exactly what happened in the main office of Biloela State High School in rural Queensland, Australia. For more than 20
History is filled with tales and facts, but some popular beliefs have been skewed. These misconceptions have been passed down through generations, often influencing how we view the past. Let's look at some of the most common historical myths many still believe and get to
History often celebrates influential figures for their groundbreaking achievements, but even the most iconic individuals have darker, more troubling sides to their legacies. From presidents and inventors to activists and entertainment moguls, their contributions to society often coexist with actions or beliefs that cast shadows
Early Humans who lived in the Iberian Peninsula had some unique practices that were discovered for the first time. The ancient Iberian people thrived between 2900 BC and 2600 BC, a period known as the Copper Age. But their curious culture used one strange mineral
For decades, scholars believed that the magnificent tomb at Vergina was the final resting place of Philip II, the one-eyed father of Alexander the Great. Golden artifacts, warrior gear, and ceremonial objects all implied a royal burial. But recent scientific evidence has belied this long-standing narrative.
When we explore the Rapture’s linguistic and theological foundations, the word ‘rapture’ comes ‘rapturo’ (Latin) which inturn was derived from ‘harpazo’ (Greek). Harpazo essentially means ‘caught up’ and is referenced in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 where it is spoken about how believers are ‘caught up’… in
