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Why Every 2,300-Year-Old Dogū Was Broken
Why were thousands of these 2,300-year-old clay figures intentionally shattered? A forensic look at the Shakōki-dogū and...
6,000 Ancient Mines Around Lake Superior
How did a prehistoric society extract massive amounts of copper using only stone and fire? A forensic look at over 6,000...
51,200-Year-Old Cave Painting Challenges Narrative
A 51,200-year-old cave painting in Indonesia is now the oldest known narrative art. A forensic look at how laser dating...
Stone Walls at 12,000 Feet
High in the Colorado Rockies, thousands of prehistoric stone walls form complex hunting systems. A look at the...
The Rimrock Draw Anomaly: Evidence Beneath 15,000-Year-Old Ash
An investigation into Rimrock Draw Rockshelter in Oregon, where an orange agate scraper was recovered beneath volcanic...
Mapped in the 1800s — Still Ignored
How a massive geometric complex covering four square miles was mistaken for nature despite 19th-century surveys.
How Did China Build a 560 Mile Road 2,200 Years Ago?
A 560-mile road built over rugged terrain without modern machinery.
9,000-Year-Old City Found Buried ” Why Are There No Doors?
A Neolithic settlement buried beneath centuries of sediment.
These Ancient Sites Aren’t Empty — They Were Erased
Many archaeological sites were later stripped by farming and erosion.
The 855 Foot Wall in Georgia That Protects Nothing
An 855-foot dry-stone wall runs across a mountain ridge in northern Georgia.
Ice Age Humans Lived Here — No Trace Was Left
Claimed Ice Age occupation where stratigraphy suggests human presence.
Why These Mounds Were Rebuilt Again and Again
Some mounds weren’t built once—they were rebuilt in stages.