Former Flight Attendant gives impressive account of UFO sighting during work.

The intriguing tales of sky beings called Wandjinas who are believed to be the creators of the land and people.

Apply for a fully funded Ancient History research grant at University of Bologna, Italy. Open to researchers in Bronze Age studies.

Archaeologists think the newly discovered artifacts remained at the production site because they were deemed unusable. Large numbers of completed whetstones may have supplied other parts of the Roman…

Stop me if you’ve heard this one: A goat herder throws a rock into a cave, or a farmer digs a well in his backyard... and suddenly, everything we thought we knew about human history gets rewritten. Forget the fedoras and the carefully planned university expeditions. In this episode, we’re diving into the messy, chaotic, and downright lucky truth that archaeologists hate to admit: the biggest secrets of our past weren't found by experts—they were stumbled upon by ordinary people just like you. We are peeling back the layers of dirt on the world’s most shocking accidental archaeological discoveries. We’ll explore how a random stumble revealed the massive Terracotta Army in China, how a lost goat led to the divine secrets of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and how the Rosetta Stone—the ultimate key to decoding dead languages—was practically a doorstop before it changed the world. Are these findings just coincidences, or is the ground beneath our feet packed with advanced ancient technologies and prehistoric cultures waiting for a lucky break? We analyze how sheer chance has proven that ancient civilizations possessed an intellectual sophistication we are only just beginning to understand. In this episode, you will discover: - Why "dumb luck" is the most successful tool in archaeology. - The untold stories of the farmers, soldiers, and nomads who found buried treasures. - Why historians believe the next world-changing secret is likely hidden in your own neighborhood. History isn't just written by the victors; it’s recovered by the clumsy. Join us as we prove that the past is closer—and more mysterious—than you think. 🎧 Press play now to uncover the secrets hiding just beneath the surface! And if this episode blows your mind, hit that Subscribe button and share it with a friend who loves a good mystery.  

Jonathan Gray is an international explorer, researcher, and author known for investigating ancient civilizations, lost history, and suppressed archaeological evidence around the world. Gray’s work focuses on global flood traditions, ancient texts, megalithic structures, and anomalous artifacts that challenge conventional timelines of human history. Through field exploration and comparative analysis of historical records, he argues that advanced civilizations existed in the distant past and that key evidence has been overlooked or ignored. His research invites a re-examination of humanity’s origins and the cyclical nature of civilization.

Ancient Astronaut Theorists believe that the Bird of Saqqara would be proof that aliens visited Earth in the past.

The discovery of the Iron Age hoard in Norfolk, including the Norfolk carnyx, has attracted an exceptionally high level of media attention in the UK and internationally. Selected coverage is linked be...

Located in Zutphen, the Netherlands, Karwansaray Publishers produces both books and magazines with a historical focus. Our four magazines - Ancient Warfare, Medieval World: Culture & Conflict, Ancient...

Encrypted alien communications may be inaccessible to humans.

Greek studies provide a vital framework for understanding modern democracy and ethics despite frequently being misidentified as a luxury.

They didn't just exist in Egypt, learn a little more about the significance and the most famous mummies around the globe.

Scientists have found evidence that a distant planet in the Solar System may actually exist.

The documentary "The Visit" exposes the numerous challenges that humanity would have to face in the event of open contact with extraterrestrials.

I loved Endangered Species book one and two of this series, and I am delighted to share the news of the release on February 2nd of Balance of Nature (Savage Land Book 3) by Jacqui Murray. About the…