Liz Leafloor

The mysterious megalith is contemporary with the UK’s Stonehenge.

Will these remains prove that a race of tall people existed hundreds of years ago deep in the Amazonian rainforest?

A mummy uncovered at the ancient site of Cusco in Peru has surprised scientists with what was contained in its gut.

Geologist Dr. Alexander Koltypin hypothesizes that prehistoric ruts in stone were left by heavy-duty ancient vehicles—not light chariots or wagons.

A team of researchers seeking to unveil the true identity of the mysterious model who sat for Leonardo da Vinci’s world renowned painting, “The Mona Lisa,” say they have found bones of the woman with the enigmatic smile.

This advanced device “comes from the consciousness of an indigenous society with no written language,” said anthropologist Ramiro Matos.

People have been known to meet with misfortune after destroying ancient sites in Ireland for modern development. Was it just coincidence?

For thousands of years, the sudden appearance of a ring of mushrooms was taken as a sure sign of otherworldly presences.

Beneath the ancient fortified city of Edinburgh, Scotland lie the South Bridge Vaults—notorious underground tunnels and chambers that became the dwelling places of the impoverished and the villainous.

Did a time-traveler, a mouse, or a hoaxer involved in the dig leave this ring in the centuries-old tomb?

The mysterious megalith is contemporary with the UK’s Stonehenge.

Will these remains prove that a race of tall people existed hundreds of years ago deep in the Amazonian rainforest?

A mummy uncovered at the ancient site of Cusco in Peru has surprised scientists with what was contained in its gut.

Geologist Dr. Alexander Koltypin hypothesizes that prehistoric ruts in stone were left by heavy-duty ancient vehicles—not light chariots or wagons.

A team of researchers seeking to unveil the true identity of the mysterious model who sat for Leonardo da Vinci’s world renowned painting, “The Mona Lisa,” say they have found bones of the woman with the enigmatic smile.

This advanced device “comes from the consciousness of an indigenous society with no written language,” said anthropologist Ramiro Matos.

People have been known to meet with misfortune after destroying ancient sites in Ireland for modern development. Was it just coincidence?

For thousands of years, the sudden appearance of a ring of mushrooms was taken as a sure sign of otherworldly presences.

Beneath the ancient fortified city of Edinburgh, Scotland lie the South Bridge Vaults—notorious underground tunnels and chambers that became the dwelling places of the impoverished and the villainous.

Did a time-traveler, a mouse, or a hoaxer involved in the dig leave this ring in the centuries-old tomb?