The “Godzilla Shark”: A 300-Million-Year-Old Chondrichthyan with 2.5ft-Long Spines and 12 Rows of Teeth
A 300-million-year-old ‘Godzilla Shark’ discovered in New Mexico almost eight years ago finally has a formal name. Discoverer John-Paul Hodnett named the 6.7-foot monster Dracopristis hoffmanorum, or Hoffman’s Dragon Shark, in honor of the New Mexico …
Read moreExploring the Mystery of Egyptian Tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings
Akhenaten, Egypt’s first and only monotheistic Pharaoh, has intrigued Egyptologists for centuries. Has the Egyptian Mummy Project finally found his mummy? The Valley of the Kings, on the west bank…
Read moreTeam Parker Unveils Hidden Wealth Underground! Overcoming Challenges in the Gold Production Plant Ignites a Million-Dollar Gold Rush in Mining
No dream is too small, and no success comes without sacrifice! Many regions bearing gold have gained global recognition over the span of hundreds of years. Amidst the hundreds, or even millions, equipped with metal detectors and a quest for gold, many …
Read moreThe Mystery Behind Nefertiti’s Missing Eye
Who was Nefertiti? To know who Nefertiti is and what she represented for her time, we have to go back to one of the greatest civilizations of the past: Ancient Egypt, which developed on the banks of the Nile River from 3,000 BC to 31 BC when it was conquered …
Read moreJapanese High School Student Unearths Perfectly Preserved Dung Beetle Fossil, Dating Back 300,000 Years
The fossil of a new ѕрeсіeѕ of dung beetle found during a geoscience class at Keio ѕeпіoг High School An insect fossil discovered by a high school student in Japan during class has been confirmed to be of a new ѕрeсіeѕ of dung beetle. During a geoscience …
Read moreShocking Perfectly Preserved Mummies in 3,000-Year-Old Colorful Coffins Unearthed in Egypt
Perfectly preserved mummies were found in 30 colourful wooden coffins found on the Nile River’s west bank near Luxor, Egyptian archaeologists have revealed. Adorned with delicate inscriptions and paintings, they were discovered in the Asasif Necropolis …
Read moreThe Lost City in the Sands – Ancient Citadel of the Black Pharaoh with Pyramids to Rival Egypt
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Read moreRick Ness Hits the Jackpot with Largest Gold Haul Yet! Unveils a Potential $5 Million Worth of Gold
In the rugged land of Yukon, Rick Ness’s quest for gold is facing significant challenges. With a substantial investment in drilling a deep 190-foot hole, Rick is banking on a potential $5 million gold find. However, relentless difficulties have left him …
Read moreSouthern Utah’s Prehistoric Treasure: Rare 30-ton Brachiosaurus Long-Necked Dinosaur Bone in the Desert
A bone belonging to a rare, yet well-known dinosaur was discovered in Southern Utah and has paleontologists excited by its discovery. Utah State Parks reported that a 6-foot, 7-inch humerus bone belonging to a rare 30-ton Brachiosaurus was unearthed at …
Read moreWell-Preserved Baby Mummy Among 200 Corpses with European Features Excavated in the Tarmi Basin
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