MORE INFO By Marco M. Vigato Over the past century, dozens of carved megalithic stone slabs of unknown origin and function have been uncovered in the southern part of the state of Mexico and the north of Guerrero, mostly around the small archaeological site of San Miguel Ixtapan, Tejupilco. Further excavations, beginning in 1995, have … Continue reading Has the Mexican Tiwanaku been Discovered?
You are invited to join Megalithic Marvels founder Derek Olson & renowned Egyptologist Mohamed Ibrahim for the adventure of a lifetime – a 14 day expedition to see & touch the worlds greatest ancient super structures. Megalithic Marvels just interviewed Egyptologist & tour guide Mohamed Ibrahim to preview the upcoming February tour. Here are the … Continue reading Megalithic Marvels of Egypt Tour Preview
Final call, registration is about to close, 3 spots left, use code EGYPT2024 to get $200 off The Yonaguni Monument is an underwater stone structure that was discovered in the 1980s near Yonaguni Island, Japan. This ziggurat or step pyramid like structure is more than 165 feet long and some 65 feet wide. The monuments … Continue reading The Yonaguni Monument: Massive Undersea Super-Structure
The Easter Island Moai statues are so iconic that most people have no idea that there still exists on the island at Ahu Vinapu, very ancient megalithic mortarless walls that may predate the statues themselves. Photo by Andrea Vera Sasso Captain Cook and the British expedition of 1774 marveled at the precision stone megalithic masonry … Continue reading Ahu Vinapu: the Last of Easter Island’s Megalithic Walls
LEARN MORE February, 1837 - Kerch Crimea. After several years of exhaustive excavation trying find a way inside the giant earthen mound, archaeologist Anton Ashik & his weary team of explorers finally open the hidden entrance to one of the greatest megalithic marvels ever discovered between Europe & Asia - what has come to be … Continue reading Unearthing the Royal Kurgan
