Tartessos

Tartessos was a harbor city and surrounding culture on the south coast of the Iberian Peninsula (in modern Andalusia, Spain) at the mouth ...

Solar Storm of 1859

First Observed Solar Flare A coronal mass ejection (CME) is a massive burst of solar wind. They are often associated with other forms of so...

The rain forest is a natural phenomenon

In the late 1990s ranchers stripped the forest in the Brazilian state of Acre, across the border from the Beni—only to find earthworks from...

THE NECRONOMICON

The Necronomicon is a powerful and perilous magical tome of ancient origins. It was originally written by Abdul Alhazred, a great magic-use...

Oak Island

In the summer of 1795 a young Nova Scotian boy called Daniel McGinnis landed on one of the many small islands in Mahone Bay. He found signs ...

Nazca Lines Redux

The "Giant"  The Hummingbird  IN THE 1930S, when air travel was gaining popularity as the easiest way to cross the high altitude p...

AP ENTERPRISE: Grisly theory for Holy Land mystery

A reconstruction This undated aerial photo shows Rujm al-Hiri By MATTI FRIEDMAN - Associated Press RUJM AL-HIRI, Golan Heights (AP) — A new...

Shadows & Stones: Ancient Irish Monuments

Kilclooney More Dolmen, Co. Donegal On a fine summer evening I finally made it to one of the finest portal tombs on these islands. The per...

A Journey through California’s Spiritual Landscape

California is famous for its diversity, its eccentricity, and its prophetic influence on popular culture. Since the 19th century, the Gold...

World of Darkness: Mysterious Places

This book serves as both supernatural atlas as well as a solid storytelling resource for STs wanting to flesh out the locales of their own...

Science as the key to solving the Ancient Mysteries

Both science and wisdom serve to demystify the mysterious. Thereby, they should be expected to work hand in hand to prove the truth about th...