The Blemmyes
Ancient writers described the Blemmyes as headless beings whose faces sat on their chests—eyes, nose, and mouth embedded in the torso.
Ancient writers described the Blemmyes as headless beings whose faces sat on their chests—eyes, nose, and mouth embedded in the torso.
Guy Anderson discusses who the Tartarian people actually were, how they lived and why their empire was deliberately destroyed, then removed from the historical narrative.
What is Japan was bombed during WWII not just to win the war, but to erase traces of an older civilization?
MyLunchBreak follows the patterns surrounding disclosure, advanced technology, Antarctica, and the possibility that the truth about our past may be far stranger than fiction
The research team plans to submit a proposal to Egyptian authorities to excavate the site.
The deeper we investigate the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, the stranger the official story becomes.
Max Palasi and Guy Anderson explore the life, work, legacy and unanswered questions surrounding Nikola Tesla.
The Richat Structure is a prominent circular geological feature at the northwestern edge of the Taoudeni Basin, on the Adrar Plateau of the Sahara.
When it comes to cosmology, the Bible is quite clear in its explanation of the shape of the Earth.
Charles Ross returns to continue exploring alternative historical narratives, focusing on World War II, Adolf Hitler and the Moorish lineage of European royal families.
The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair is one of the most famous events in American history, but what if we’ve never been told the full story?