A team of researchers from Yamagata University have discovered 142 'new' geoglyphs at Nazca, the famous archaeological site in Peru. The newly-identified glyphs...
There are few people that raise the ire of 'skeptical' archaeologists than Graham Hancock. That's a shame, because Hancock is the best writer in the world on ar...
I always enjoy it when, while making my rounds looking for news briefs of interest for the Grail, I come across a mainstream news site covering esoteric subjec...
As nearly all of you would be well aware by now, our good friend Graham Hancock this year released a new book, titled America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost C...
John Dee, the great English magus, bibliophile, scholar, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, occultist, and advisor to Queen Elizabeth, was characterized by...
So there’s been something of a theme to my work of late; my research notes would have you believe that I’ve become a cartophile – that is, a lover of maps (not...
The mysterious 'Plain of Jars' in Laos remains one of the enigmatic ancient sites in the world - but researchers are now beginning to unlock some of its secret...
The size of the first population of people needed to arrive, survive, and thrive in what is now Australia is revealed in two studies published today.
It took m...
Those with an interest in the 'hidden history' of humanity's fascination with psychedelics will be thrilled to learn that the brilliant Mike Jay has a new book ...
On July 5th, 1969 - just 11 days before Apollo 11 would launch for the Moon - Neil Armstrong was asked by a journalist whether he would take any personal memen...
