Venationes, by Phillipus Gallaeus
Why do so many books from the past handful of centuries speak about “mythical” animals just as technically as the “real” animals we know exist today?
Why do so many books from the past handful of centuries speak about “mythical” animals just as technically as the “real” animals we know exist today?
These beings are described by famous historical figures such as Herodotus and Pliny the elder.
Ancient writers described the Blemmyes as headless beings whose faces sat on their chests—eyes, nose, and mouth embedded in the torso.
Tartarians possessed advanced aerial transport and free energy tech wiped from history after a devastating mudflood.
Have we been lied to when it comes to the Renaissance movement and many of the most famous artists of history?