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08/06/2022

Cayman Islands, Wreck of the Ten Sails commemoration site taken from the water at low spring tide. Amazing to have these memorials around the world so we can lool back at the incredible feats of men.

30/05/2022

27/05/2022

Giant Groundsels, prehistoric plants found on top of Mt Kilimanjaro

25/05/2022

Palmanova is a town and comune in Northeast Italy. The town is an example of a star fort of the late Renaissance, built up by the Venetian Republic in 1593.

21/05/2022

Water freezing in high winds. ❄️🌬

19/05/2022

lorica segmentata with rebuilt fragment – very rare and well-preserved remnants of Roman legionary armor. The artefact is from the first to second centuries CE.

19/05/2022

Beautiful Vase, Hunt and Roskell, London, 1843.

18/05/2022

The War of The Bucket : In a way, all wars are stupid—but none was stupider than the Battle of Zappolino that was waged over a silly wooden bucket.The War of the Oaken Bucket, as it is popularly known, was fought in 1325 between the rival city-states of Bologna and Modena in Italy. It started when a group of Modenese soldiers sneaked into Bologna and stole an oak bucket used to draw water from a well located in the center of the city. While the bucket itself held no historic or sentimental value, the affront hurt Bologna’s pride, and the humiliated Bolognese demanded the bucket be returned. The Modenese refused which outraged the Bolognese and war was declared upon them .Bologna mustered a huge army of 30,000 foot soldiers and 2,000 cavaliers, and marched them towards the battlefield located near what is now the commune of Zappolino. Facing them was a puny army consisting of only 5,000 men and 2,000 cavalier that Modena managed to assemble. The Modenese also found themselves awkwardly scattered in the plains with their enemy, the Bolognese, holding the high grounds in the surrounding hills. Despite being outnumbered nearly six-to-one and practically surrounded by the enemy, Modena’s army fought bravely and in just a matter of hours the battle was over—with the Bolognese taking to their heels and the Modenese chasing behind. The Modenese army not only chased the humiliated Bolognese all the way to Bologna, they actually managed to break through the city gates and destroyed several castles and a sluice lock on the Reno river thus depriving the city of water. At this point, Modena’s army could well have sieged the city but they chose not to. Instead, they decided to humiliate their enemy. So right outside the city gates, Modena’s men taunted their vanquished foes by organizing a mock palio—a sort of mediaeval athletic event—commemorating “those sent out on the expedition and the eternal shame of Bologna.” As if the Bolognese weren’t shamed enough, before returning to Modena, the men stole a second bucket taking it from a well outside one of the city’s gates. Wow what a crazy reason to go to war, 2,000 men lost their lives over a bucket.😲😲

16/05/2022

The Mystery of Varna Gold, The Oldest Gold in The World

The Varna Necropolis gold is a history of a forgotten civilization that lived in the Varna region during the period around 4,600 BC to 4,200 BC and...

16/05/2022

Mysterious Co***ne Mummies: Do They Prove Ancient Voyages Between Egypt and Americas?

Evidence which shows that ancient Egyptians had already crossed the Atlantic 3,000 years ago, long before Columbus in 1492, comes not only from the mimicking of cultural...

16/05/2022

Who its owner was? And what was the size of the warrior who used this sword for battle?

15/05/2022

Ancient DNA Unravels The Mystery Of Huge 6,500-Year-Old Cemetery And The Tomb Of A ‘Masculine Woman’ In Normandy, France

The huge Neolithic necropolis in Fleury-sur-Orne, Normandy, France is the resting place for a group of selected individuals who were buried in impressively long monuments. The Neolithic...

15/05/2022

Grave Findings Could Solve a Viking Age Mystery

In the autumn of 834 AD, two elderly women were buried together in the magnificent Oseberg ship discovered in 1903 near Tønsberg in Vestfold, Southeast Norway. Ever...

14/05/2022

Sweden’s Enigmatic Golden Curmsun Disc

In 2014, a young girl living in Malmö, presented her teacher with a small golden disc brought to Sweden by her Polish grandmother. Little did she know...

14/05/2022

Dutch Mass Grave Mystery: Skeletons were British Soldiers

In 2020 construction workers in the Netherlands made a gruesome discovery. While working in the city of Vianen they came across an enigmatic mass burial. Were the...

13/05/2022

Chicken Came First, Not Egg-Mystery Solved Finally

Any guess! Who came first: the chicken or the egg? It’s an age-old puzzle that’s stumped generations of scientists. But now they believe they have cracked the...

13/05/2022

Could Ancient Peruvians Really Know How To Melt Stone Blocks?

12/05/2022

There are many reasons to suspect the Dobrogea caves are hiding mysteries still waiting to be discovered.

In many cases, the world below us is just as fascinating as the ground we walk on. Across Europe, there is a hidden, often millennia-old subterranean realm...

11/05/2022

The Mystery Of The Anjikuni Village Disappearance

We live at the extreme peak of civilization, acquiring excellence of knowledge and science. We make a scientific explanation and argument for all things to happen for...

11/05/2022

Is The Mystery Of The Loch Ness Monster Finally Solved?

American professor Henry Bauer claims he has solved the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster, Nessie. The first sighting of Nessie is from the year 565. Image...

10/05/2022

The Mystery Behind The Rock Ship Of Masuda In Japan

The truth is that you will never find the actual purpose of some megalithic marvels. They are strange and ancient, holding thousands of secrets on their edges...

10/05/2022

Secret Key Behind Sphinx’s Ear – Life on Earth Will Change Irrevocably When It Will Be Unlocked

The Sphinx is shrouded in mystery; for example, did you know it is several thousand years older than the pyramids? The Sphinx was regarded as a protector...

10/05/2022

This Is What The Sunken Graveyards Of The Great Lakes Look Like

Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, and Lake Eerie, or as you may know them, the Great Lakes hold the secret of an estimated number...

09/05/2022

Is not as far from reality as one might think !

This funny image with two of the famous Easter Island statues sitting with their body and folded arms under the ground is not as far from reality...

08/05/2022

Unusual Phenomenon: Egyptian And Mexican Pyramids Emit Energy Across The Clouds

In December 2009, NASA declared an unbelievable announcement, authenticating the existence of a scientific odd known as the Local Interstellar Cloud, or more colloquially, the “Local Fluff”...

08/05/2022

Mysteries Surrounding The Egyptian Tomb KV55 In The Valley Of The Kings

Edward R. Ayrton first found Tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings in 1907. Three years later, Ayrton’s sponsor, Theodore M. Davis, released a summary of...

07/05/2022

World’s Largest Underwater Caverns Filled With Mayan Mysteries Discovered

The longest underwater cave system around the globe has been discovered, containing numerous priceless relics, according to Mexican experts. Source: GAM The flooded cave system extends to an...

07/05/2022

Mysteries Surrounding The Ancient Remnants Of Yonaguni Submarine In Japan

Underwater rock formation located off Yonaguni Jima are infact the remnants of Japanese Atlantis – a prehistoric society sunken millennia ago. It’s made from sandstone and mudstone...

06/05/2022

China’s Longyou Caves: Ancient Underground World That Has No Historical Record

After the Great Wall and the Tomb of the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, an enigmatic and miraculous discovery made in China is the “Longyou Caves.” There is no...