History’s 1st Emoji? Ancient Pitcher Shows a Smiley Face
By Laura Geggel
The iconic smiley face may seem like a modern squiggle, but the discovery of a smiley face-like painting on an ancient piece...
Hayabusa2 Shot an Asteroid
Japan's Hayabusa 2 probe has successfully collected a sample from the surface of asteroid Ryugu following a careful descent last night. It was all...
Great Pyramid at Giza New Investigation (Critique of Hawass)
An international seminar about the recently discovered gap in the Great Pyramid of Giza will be held in the upcoming period, according to Minister...
Tunnel Discovered Under Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacán Mexico
By Heather Brady
Archaeologists have discovered a secret tunnel under a famous and massive pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacán, northeast of Mexico City.
The...
Chaco Canyon’s ancient civilization continues to puzzle
By Bruce Bower
Chaco Canyon is a land of extremes. Summer heat scorches the desert canyon, which is sandwiched between sandstone cliffs nearly two kilometers...
$100 Million E.T. Hunt Spots 15 Mysterious Light Flashes
By Mike Wall
A $100 million search for intelligent aliens has spied 15 bizarre, repeating flashes of light coming from a distant galaxy.
The galaxy — a...
ISIS Makes up to $100 MILLION a Year Smuggling Ancient Artifacts
BY CALLUM PATON
The Islamic State militant group (ISIS) makes as much as $100 million annually by trafficking looted antiquities out of Iraq and Syria and selling them on the...
6 Thanksgiving Myths and the Wampanoag Side of the Story
The Thanksgiving Day Celebration Originated From a Massacre
In 1621, though Pilgrims celebrated a feast, it was not repeated in the years to follow. In...
Who Built Ancient Egypt’s Great Pyramid? Hidden Text Holds Clues to Thousand-Year-Old Mystery
By Callum Paton
Archaeologists believe they have found the key to unlocking a mystery almost as old as the Great Pyramid itself: Who built...