British archaeologists solve the mystery of the Easter Island red hats

By Sara Nelson A team of British archaeologists has solved the mystery of how the famous statues dotting the landscape of Easter Island acq...

Giant statues give up hat secret

By Sudeep Chand Science reporter, BBC Ne...

The Curse of Tutenkhamun

In the late nineteenth century a young English archaeologist by the name of Howard Carter was convinced that the remains of the ‘Boy King’, ...

Stone Circles at Castlerigg

If Stonehenge is the most famous stone circle in Britain, the Castlerigg Stone Circle, near Keswick in the Lake District, must be the most a...

The Dragon’s Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle’s infamous association with disappearing boats and aircraft is known across the globe. Less well known is an area off t...

Crop Circles

The phenomenon of crop circles is one that we regard as being a relatively recent mystery, but strange patterns have actually been appearing...

Earth Energy

Some people believe the earth has a natural source of energy that manifests itself as a magnetic field or electrical current. This unseen po...