HISTORY
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North America’s New Snake Species Deepen Our Understanding Of Reptile Social Behavior And Development
Eddie Gonzales Jr. – AncientPages.com – A new species of fossil snake unearthed in Wyoming is rewriting our understanding of snake evolution. The fossilized skeleton of the newly discovered snake species Hibernophis breithaupti, which lived 38 million years ago in what is now western Wyoming, reveals insights into the evolution and social behaviour of its modern descendants. (Photo: Jasmine Croghan)…
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Secrets Of Mysterious Bronze Age Hoard Found In Rosemarkie, Scotland Revealed
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – The Bronze Age hoard found in Rosemarkie, Highland, Scotland, is a significant archaeological find that offers valuable insights into prehistoric life. It was discovered during excavations preceding a residential development project by Pat Munro Homes. Pre-excavation photograph of the unearthed hoard before excavation in GUARD Archaeology’s Finds Lab. Credit: GUARD The hoard’s importance is heightened by…
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Peculiar Ancient Ruins That Can Re-Write History Of Florida Found By Archaeologists
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – While excavating in Florida, archaeologists uncovered intriguing ancient ruins that appear to be part of a larger, previously unknown structure. These ruins are not documented in any colonial-era maps or historical records, adding to their mystery. Upon examination, researchers noted that the stones used in the construction were remarkably large and heavy. Transporting and assembling…
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Mysterious Old Ship With No Crew Reaches The Canadian Coast
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – A peculiar incident has transpired along the Canadian coastline, leaving observers and authorities alike at a loss for words due to the extraordinary nature of the occurrence. An unidentified old vessel has reached the Canadian coast, presenting many enigmatic circumstances. Where did it come from? What happened to the crew? The fate of the ship’s…
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LIDAR Discovers Mysterious Maya Underground Chamber In The Rainforest
Jan Bartek – AncientPages.com – A LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey conducted in Campeche, Mexico, has revealed significant archaeological findings. The survey covered an area of 140 square kilometers, penetrating dense vegetation and uncovered a previously unknown outpost, now named Ocomtún, which translates to “Stone Pillar.” Surrounding Ocomtún, researchers identified several ceremonial sites. These satellite structures were the focus…
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Gordian Knot And How Alexander The Great Managed To Outmaneuver The Problem
A. Sutherland – AncientPages.com – The Gordian Knot is a metaphorical expression that means a complicated problem or deadlock when we have an unsolvable problem, which is our “impossible knot.” Alexander the Great slicing the Gordion knot with a sword-stroke. Credit: Public Domain It began long ago when the Phrygians had no ruler and plunged into a civil war. An…
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Long-Lost Artifact Re-Discovered In Michigan Offers Evidence Of Overseas Visitors In Pre-Columbian Times
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – A long time ago, a curious ancient artifact was accidentally found in the Upper Midwest. At the time of the discovery, no one knew what the object was or why it had been buried in the soil. Initially found by chance, the object’s origin and purpose remained a mystery, with speculation ranging from ancient treasure…
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Celtiberians: Intriguing Martial Culture And Their Skilled Warrior Infantry
A. Sutherland – AncientPages.com – Celtiberians -tribes of mixed Iberian and Celtic origin – inhabited an area in the central-northeastern Iberian Peninsula during the final centuries BC. ‘Celtiberi’ is Roman, and the Iberian Peninsula was Roman – Hispania. Credit: Adobe Stock – Lunstream The Celtiberians evolved from a tribal to a city-based culture. Still, it is difficult to estimate the…
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DNA Analyses Suggest The Plague Contributed To Stone Age Farmers’ Decline
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – Ancient DNA from bones and teeth suggests plague’s role in Stone Age population decline. One of the complete skeletons found in the Frälsegården passage grave (Individual B/FRA043). The skeleton is that of a 30-40 years old woman, related only in the second degree to individuals in the kinship tree. According to strontium isotopes in her…
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Amazing Archaeological Discovery In Washington Confirms Thousand-Year-Old Legend
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – An archaeological finding in Washington has provided compelling evidence to support an ancient Native American legend. Many had long dismissed the legend as a myth, but a dedicated researcher became curious and decided to learn more. The investigation, conducted in collaboration with a team of scientists, led to an unexpected and significant archaeological breakthrough. This…
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