Samantha Johnson+FollowMedieval Knight Found Under Ice Cream Shop?!Plot twist: that old ice cream parlor in Gdańsk was hiding a full medieval knight skeleton just five inches below the floor! Archaeologists digging at the former Miś shop site uncovered a centuries-old knight, complete with a limestone tombstone engraved with his image. No one knows exactly who he was or who he served, but the bones are super well-preserved. Imagine grabbing a cone and standing right above a knight’s grave! Can’t wait to see what else they dig up! #History #HistoryFind #MedievalMystery435Share
daniellopez+FollowAncient Tomb Unlocked After 4,000 Years!Imagine stumbling on a 4,000-year-old Egyptian tomb with a massive pink granite 'false door'—like, 4.5 meters tall! Archaeologists just found the burial site of Waserif Ra, son of Pharaoh Userkaf, at Saqqara. The tomb’s packed with wild artifacts, statues, and hieroglyphics listing all his royal titles. Plus, the place might’ve been reused for over 1,000 years. This is basically ancient Egypt’s version of a locked vault finally cracked open! #History #AncientEgypt #Archaeology1527Share
Debra Taylor+FollowPyramid Builders Were Paid Pros, Not Slaves!Turns out, everything we thought about the Great Pyramid’s builders was wrong! New inscriptions found inside prove it wasn’t built by slaves, but by skilled, paid workers with actual job titles like “craftsman” and “overseer.” They even had their own city, days off, and a diet of beef and goat. Advanced ramps and organized teams made the whole thing possible. Basically, ancient Egypt had its own construction crews—and they got serious respect! Mind blown? Same. #History #AncientEgypt #PyramidMystery32Share
daniellopez+FollowAncient Arrowhead Drama in the PyreneesImagine surviving a Bronze Age ambush—then living the rest of your life with an arrowhead stuck in your rib! Archaeologists just found a 4,000-year-old bone in the Pyrenees with a flint arrow still lodged inside, proof of some seriously brutal drama back then. Turns out, ancient mountain life wasn’t just about hunting and gathering—there were violent clashes, too. Can you believe this person survived the attack? Wild! #History #Archaeology #BronzeAge455Share
eday+FollowAncient Roman Secrets Unearthed in GermanyImagine stumbling on a 1,600-year-old settlement packed with Roman military gear! Archaeologists in Germany just uncovered a mysterious site with ancient buildings, wells, and even a cremation grave—plus hundreds of rare artifacts, including a Roman military belt. The coolest part? They found wood, leather, and even an insect wing preserved in the soil. This place was a real cultural crossroads, showing how locals mingled with Romans. Can you believe how much history was hiding under the dirt? #History #Archaeology #RomanEmpire971Share
jason40+FollowAncient Greek Shipwreck Found Off Croatian Coast!Imagine diving off the coast of Vis and stumbling on a Greek merchant ship from the 4th century BC—seriously, it’s like a real-life time capsule! Archaeologists found luxury ceramics, personal items, and even part of the wooden hull still intact. This ship likely supplied the ancient colony of Issa, giving us a peek into early Greek trade and daily life. The artifacts are so well-preserved, they almost look new. Can you believe this is one of the oldest shipwrecks ever found in the Adriatic? #History #Archaeology #Shipwreck1316Share
Ken Regenweald+FollowThe Codex Esotericus Debut#History The Codex Esotericus debuts today on kdp.amazon.com. It reveals the methodology used to discover the hidden codex in the King James Bible book of Revelation.00Share
Roy Davis+FollowDino Bone Found Under Museum Parking Lot?!Imagine parking your car at a dinosaur museum and not realizing you’re literally on top of a real dino fossil! The Denver Museum of Nature and Science just found a 67-million-year-old dinosaur bone while drilling for a geothermal study—right under their own parking lot. The odds? Astronomical. It’s not a game-changer for science, but it’s definitely a wild, ironic twist for dino fans. Who knew museum parking could be so historic? #History #DinosaurDiscovery #MuseumFind00Share
Samantha Johnson+FollowAncient Kid: Human, Neanderthal, or Both?A 140,000-year-old child’s skull found in Israel might be part modern human, part Neanderthal—and scientists are buzzing. CT scans show the braincase looks human, but the jaw? Total Neanderthal vibes. Some experts are calling it a hybrid, while others say it’s just a quirky Homo sapiens. The real kicker: we won’t know for sure unless they can get DNA. Human family tree drama, anyone? #History #Archaeology #HumanEvolution80Share
Debra Taylor+FollowMeet the World’s Oldest Dog Breed!Turns out, Greenland’s sledge dog Qimmit isn’t just adorable—it’s officially the oldest domesticated dog breed ever! Scientists dug into centuries-old DNA and found these pups have been working alongside the Inuit for over 9,500 years. Unlike other breeds, Qimmit stayed true to its roots, barely mixing with outsiders—even after European colonization. This discovery could help protect these legendary dogs as climate and culture change fast. Ancient doggos, modern science! #History #DogHistory #Qimmit2297Share
