Tag Archive for: Ancient Archeology

Something about Baalbek doesn’t make sense — an ancient platform in Lebanon built from stones so massive that no known method could have moved them.

Something strange is happening beneath the Earth… and the deeper you look, the more impossible it becomes to explain.

India is home to numerous architectural and cultural wonders that reflect its rich history and advanced civilization. In this six part series, Unchartered Ruins presents some of the most notable ancient wonders.

The concept of giants has intrigued cultures worldwide, leading to numerous claims and discoveries of giant human skeletons throughout history.

A documentary exploring the idea that our history has been fabricated and that the official timeline of recent events does not match reality.

More than 21 centuries ago, a mechanism of fabulous ingenuity was created in Greece, a device capable of indicating exactly how the sky would look for decades to come.

New research from southeast Anatolia, looking at the time before Göbekli Tepe, how the site came into being and how geometric principles found in British stone circles are also found here and at Karahan Tepe.

In 2012 the Ministry of Culture in Peru requested the involvement of Russian specialists in geology to help to identify the source of collapsing megalithic blocks in the fortress of Sacsayhuaman.

It’s truly mind-boggling how such enormous blocks of stones can be so randomly shaped yet so perfectly put together.

Featuring 100 of the most significant megalithic monuments in England, Wales, Ireland, N. Ireland and Scotland, the adventure starts near Land's End in Cornwall and ends out on the Scottish isles, on Orkney, at the Tomb of the Eagles.

Rogan, Hancock and Carlson.

Art Bell's fascinating 2015 interview with Graham Hancock.

Where did we come from... is it hidden in plain sight?

The mysteries of ancient Egypt and the pyramids.

A fascinating reading of an alternative narrative of the accepted historical record.