Siberia’s Whale Bone Alley: Stonehenge’s Eerie Russian Cousin Martin J. ClemensTuesday, January 1st So, imagine this, if you will… You’re a deck hand on a North Atlantic fishing boat. You’ve been at sea for a couple months, you’re tired, you’re cold,... 0 Comments6 min read
Ancient Indonesian Site of Gunung Padang Could Be 28,000-years-old Say Researchers GregWednesday, December 19th The Indonesian megalithic site of Gunung Padang has come to prominence in recent years due to findings that have suggested it is astonishingly ancient - far old... 0 Comments2 min read
Megaliths in South-East Asia: The Sacred Stones of Borneo Mike JayMonday, December 10th Megalith cultures are usually associated with prehistoric Europe, but there are many examples to be found across the archipelagos of Indonesia and the Pacific. ... 0 Comments11 min read
Arkaim: Russia’s Stonehenge, and a Puzzle of the Ancient World Martin J. ClemensFriday, November 30th Everyone’s heard of Stonehenge. You could probably venture into the Amazonian jungle and seek out an untouched tribe of hunter-gatherers, spend months gaining ... 0 Comments5 min read
Is this Guatemalan Colossal Stone Head an Easter Island Refugee? Martin J. ClemensTuesday, November 13th As a land made famous for its strange temples, monuments, carvings, and cultures, Guatemala is home to more unsolved mysteries than almost anywhere in the world... 3 Comments6 min read
Naga Fireballs: Swamp Gas or Divine Breath? Martin J. ClemensTuesday, November 6th When science and spirituality battle it out, sometimes there’s no clear winner. In the case of most Fortean or paranormal subjects, the scientific establishmen... 0 Comments7 min read
Entering the Underworld: Subterranean Chamber and Tunnel Found Beneath the Pyramid of the Moon (Teotihuacán) red pill junkieTuesday, October 30th Teotihuacán is without a doubt one of the most popular archeological centers in all of Mexico. Just last year, according to official statistics, it received ove... 0 Comments6 min read
Masuda-no-Iwafune: The Enigmatic ‘Rock Ship’ of Japan Martin J. ClemensWednesday, October 10th Asuka is a village nestled among the hills of the Nara Prefecture of Kansai, Japan, and Asuka is home to some seriously strange stone carvings – and perhaps chi... 0 Comments4 min read
More Than 60,000 Ancient Structures Discovered in Guatemalan Jungle Using (Frikkin) Lasers GregTuesday, October 2nd How many ruins of the ancient world remain undiscovered? While we marvel at the monuments that have remained 'in sight' down through the ages, such as Stoneheng... 0 Comments2 min read
Recently Discovered Chinese Pyramid Rivals Egypt’s Pyramids in Size GregTuesday, August 28th '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... 0 Comments2 min read
