“If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family anatidae on our h...
'Chinese pyramids' have been an object of fascination with alternative history researchers in the West for many decades now, though many of the stories and rumo...
When it comes to the dawn of the modern computer age, most of us think of rebel visionaries and college dropouts working out of their parents' garage; whiz kids...
Powerful divinatory device, helpful decision support tool, or aesthetically pleasing work of art - for whatever reason you might like to choose, interest in tar...
In early June, the British found-footage documentary Arcadia was released. A film showing the folklorish customs of Britain with a soundtrack by Portishead’s Ad...
By Brenton Clutterbuck, 2018.
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Discordianism is sixty years old.
Yeah, I did a double-take when I realised that, and I’ve been involved with Disco...
Last month the mystery of 'the ancient carved stone balls of Scotland' made international headlines, with mentions of these strange archaeological artifacts qui...
Regular readers of the Daily Grail will know that we regularly explore the strange interactions between science and the occult through history, as well as the r...
This news will surely be welcomed not only by Graham Hancock fans, but by all people interested in ancient history: Last Sunday the United Nations Educational, ...
In recent years there's been a huge upswing of interest in the Tarot, the card-divination technique that is often claimed to have truly ancient roots, dating ba...
