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Unsolved Mystery: The mysterious origins of Hannibal’s elephants

Around 218 BC, Hannibal embarked on a perilous mission to join forces with anti-Roman allies

Archaeologists found an extraordinary Pyramid that’s apparently 27,000 years old

The paper’s authors write that they have “compelling evidence of a complex and sophisticated megalithic site”

Alexander the Great temple proclaiming him Divine unearthed in Iraq

Mind Blowing: Abandoned Greek Temple 1,000 Years Prior to Alexander? - Ancient City of Girsu remembered

Sumerian anti-Armageddon device 4,000 years older than believed

Located near the modern city of Nasiriyah, in southern Iraq, the ancient city of Girsu was occupied by the Sumerian civilization from the 3rd millennium BC

The megalithic mystery of the Greek Dragon Houses (photos)

Why were the Greek Dragon Houses built?

Colossal 3,000-year-old monument found in Germany may be King Hinz meeting hall

King Hinz, a legendary figure purported to be interred in a golden coffin

Archaeologists found the lost “Book of the Dead” buried in an Egyptian cemetery

Egyptian archaeologists recently located a lost 3,500-year-old cemetery containing mummies and statues—among other discoveries

Hidden rooms found in Egyptian pyramid may contain pharaoh’s riches, archaeologists say

The new findings shed fresh light on the architecture of the pyramid of Sahura

5,500-year-old Neolithic cranial amulets shed light on ancient belief system

And the Neolithic practice of using human remains for protection or luck is not unique to cranial amulets

Triple test confirms age of oldest human footprints in North America

For decades it was believed that the first humans in North America were the Clovis culture, with ample evidence placing them on the continent as far back as 13,000 years ago

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