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Six Ancient Stone Spheres from Diquís Delta in Costa Rica Excavated Archaeologists from Costa Rica’s Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH) and the National Museum of Costa Rica (MNCR)... [Read more...]( Mungo Man’s Remains Returned For Reburial to His Aboriginal Ancestors The traditional meeting place of the Mutthi, Nyiampaar, and Barkinji Aboriginal tribes of Australia, in the Willandra Lakes region... [Read more...]( Neolithic Revolution Spurred Mental and Physical Growth of Europeans New research just published in the journal Frontiers in Genetics reveals fascinating details about the evolution of Europeans, the humans living... [Read more...]( Beyond Top Secret: Eyewitness Accounts to the Roswell Incident On the night of July 4, 1947, at 11:27 PM, something highly unusual crashed into the arid desert northwest of Roswell, New Mexico... [Read more...]( AO Magazine March 2022 Many powerful and influential women left their mark on history. They were just as strong and fearless, if not more, than the men around them. Although the records that have survived the ages aren’t always an accurate picture of what life was like thousands of years ago—generally these are narratives dominated by men writing about men — powerful women are plentiful in history. These women weren’t content to be the handmaids of men but lived life on their own terms. [Buy now!]( Maya City Sunk in Lake Atitlán Explored By Underwater Archaeologists In the placid waters of Central America’s deepest lake, an international team of scientists has been engaged in an exciting multi-year research project... [Read more...]( “15,000-year-old” Gobi Desert Petroglyphs Made By Ancient Turks? A Turkish archaeologist who is an expert on petroglyphs claims his team has found extremely old Gobi Desert petroglyphs made by ancient... [Read more...]( The Mormon Creation Theory and What it is Built Upon From the time of early humankind, staring up at the night sky or watching the sunrise, we have wondered at the vastness and beauty of the world... [Read more...]( Martin Guerre: A Much Celebrated Medieval Tale of Stolen Identity On the 16th of September 1560, in the small rural French town of Artigat, a man named Arnaud du Tilh was put to death by hanging for a most unusual crime... [Read more...]( 4,000-Year-Old Mesopotamian Boat Near Uruk Rescued 4,000 years ago, a boat sank onto the bed of a channel of the Euphrates River, near the ancient city of Uruk. Now, archaeologists working in... [Read more...]( Darwin’s Notebooks, Stolen in 2000-2001, Returned in Pink Gift Bag! Two of Charles Darwin’s notebooks mysteriously vanished from Cambridge University 22 years ago. They have reappeared, in a pink gift bag... [Read more...](   You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( -- [Click Here]( to unsubscribe from this newsletter.