Hugh Newman has has put together a new film featuring amazing drone footage and up close views of the ancient polygonal masonry in Greece at what is known as Palaiokastro Fort. Just click play to […]
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Exploring Iceland & Ancient Cambodia w/ Antonio Perez
In part 1 of this 3 part exclusive series, Dee Olson interviews explorer Antonio Perez to find out what living in Iceland is like & to learn more about Cambodia’s ancient Koh Ker Pyramid. Just […]
Megalithic Connection in Italy & Peru?
At the foot of mount Monte Velino in the Abruzzo region of Southern Italy lies the small present day town of Massa d’Albe. But thousands of years ago, Massa d’Albe was known by another name – Alba Fucens, […]
Top 10 Megalithic Marvels at Ollantaytambo
#1 Toppled Megalithic Blocks As you enter Ollantaytambo, one of the first things you notice is this graveyard of toppled megalithic blocks displayed near the entrance. Some of these blocks resemble those seen at Puma […]
Marco Vigato: The Lost Cruciform Chamber of Guirún has been Found [Podcast]
Subscribe via email so you never miss a post A major modern day rediscovery has been made by researcher Marco Vigato. Mexico’s forgotten megalithic cruciform chamber of Guirún has been found! Just click play below […]
The Lost Cruciform Chamber of Guirún Has Been Found
Subscribe via email so that you never miss a post A major modern day rediscovery has been made by researcher Marco Vigato. The forgotten cruciform chamber of Guirún has been Found! Enjoy highlights of his […]
Nephilim Wars V
An Investigative Series Into the Origin of Ancient Giants Read Part IV The “Bone Crusher Rephaim” of the 7 Great Canaanite Nations, the Southern Campaign & the Sun At Gibeon. By Gary Wayne – Author […]
Elongated Skull Unearthed in Crimea
Subscribe via email so that you never miss a post It is obvious that this skull possesses much more cranial mass than any normal human skulls. Is what we are looking at here some kind […]
15 Photos Mainstream Egyptology Would Rather You Not See (#6-10)
Conventional archaeology propagates the notion that the further we look back into history, the more archaic the civilizations we see and the more inferior their methods of construction. Yet all over the world are ancient […]
