The Coso Artefact is a perplexing archaeological find that has baffled scientists, researchers, and enthusiasts alike.
But, Is the Coso Artefact a Hoax or is it Proof of Advanced Ancient Civilizations?
Is the Coso Artefact a Hoax or a 500,000-year-old Spark Plug?
The Bansoa People of Cameroon: Proverbs and the Path of Life
Cameroon, often referred to as “Africa in Miniature” due to its remarkable diversity in geography and culture, is home to numerous ethnic groups, each with its unique traditions and customs. Among these indigenous communities, the Bansoa people of Cameroon stand out for their rich cultural heritage and intriguing way of life.
The Enigmatic Houfeng Didong Yi: Earth’s First Earthquake Detector
The Houfeng Didong Yi, Earth’s First Earthquake Detector, is an ancient marvel from ancient China, Crafted by the ingenious polymath Zhang Heng during the Eastern Han Dynasty
Yakhchal: The 2,500-Year-Old Ancient Persian Refrigerator
In a world where modern refrigeration is taken for granted, it’s fascinating to explore the ingenious inventions of the past that allowed people to preserve ice and keep their surroundings cool. Among these remarkable creations is the “Yakhchāl,” an ancient Persian refrigerator dating back to around 400 BC.
The Juliana Anicia Codex or Vienna Dioscurides: a 6th Century Manuscript
The Juliana Anicia Codex, colloquially known as “Vienna Dioscurides” is an important and rare example of a late antique scientific text.
Modern and Ancient Languages
Delve into the rich complexities of Modern and Ancient Languages as we explore the origins, evolution, and interconnections of different ancient and modern dialects. Modern and Ancient Languages Silbo Gomero Silbo Gomero is the language spoken on the island of La Gomera, in the Canary Islands of Spain, and is made entirely from whistled sounds. Avoiuli Avoiuli is a rare […]
Decoding the 3,700-year-old Enigmatic Phaistos Disc: A Mesmerizing Glimpse into Minoan Civilization
For more than a century, the Phaistos Disc has remained a subject of intense controversy and fascination since its initial discovery in 1908 by Italian archaeologist Luigi Pernier at the Minoan palace of Phaistos on the south coast of the island of Crete.
Quimbaya Civilization, Petroglyphs and “Flying Jets”: 10 Centuries of Mystery
They Quimbaya civilization thrived until around 7th century CE, leaving behind a legacy that continues to captivate archaeologists, historians, and art enthusiasts to this day. Left behind are the tolimas or tumbagas, ancient Quimbaya artifacts made of gold and bronze and dated between 300-1000 AD.
Huaco Silbador: The Ancient Peruvian Whistling Jars of 500 BC
The Whistling Jars are a unique and fascinating type of ancient Peruvian ceramic musical instrument that has captured the attention of musicians and music enthusiasts around the world. Also known as “Whistling Vessels”, “Huaco” or “Huaco Silbador,” these musical instruments produce a hauntingly beautiful sound that is created by allowing air to flow into the vessel or by pouring a liquid from one chamber into the other.
50,000 years-old Prehistoric Needles
The oldest prehistoric needles ever found were discovered in the Sibudu Cave, South Africa. The needles, which date back to approximately 57,000 – 63,000 years ago, were made from bone and are just a few centimetres long. These needles were likely used to create clothing or other textiles, a skill that would have been critical for survival in the harsh conditions of prehistoric times.