Ancient Mysteries

Mysterious 6-Sided Star Disk Staff of the Goddess

Old Babylon: Uruk: 5000 Years of the Megacity Hematite cylinder seal; the suppliant goddess (with a short necklace counterweight) and the king with a double-ended mace and a dagger face the warrior goddess who holds a double lion-headed mace beneath a star-disc and crescent. In the field are a human head facing right above a fish; three drill-holes together; a hedgehog above a couchant bull, both facing left. There is a base-line beneath the figures. Traces of an erased inscription.

An 8+ foot tall prehistoric dolmen hidden in the forest near the small town of Guzeripl, Russia. Conservative estimates put these Black Sea dolmens at around 4000 B.C.

Megalithic Mystery in the Mediterranean

On the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea lies the island of Arvad. Its appeal is a huge megalithic wall, built thousands of years ago with stones weighing several tons. The wall covers the entire island, stretching for miles. How could someone thousands of years ago build...See more

Found: A Massive, Mysterious Rock Sphere in Bosnia

This 60 ton Giant stone sphere was found in Bosnia (2016 ?). There used to be 80 of these stone balls in Bosnia, but most of them were destroyed when rumors started circling among locals that gold was hidden inside them. Just eight remain now (probably many more), with the latest...See more

Angled drill holes | Door of the Moon Temple

Qorikancha, Cusco, Peru

Ancient Drillers in Peru

👉🏻DRILLERS in Quenqo Grande, Cusco. Why aren't these drilling in living rock investigated? Were they made with Incan tools you see in museums? What kind of machine is used? This stays in the field of mystery. And by mystery we understand what we can't explain. Or don't we want to explain? The official narrative better start exploring better explanations. What do you guys think?

The Babylonian Sexagesimal System

Using the thumb, and pointing to each of the three finger bones on each finger in turn, it is possible for people to count on their fingers to 12 on a single hand. A traditional counting system still in use in many regions of Asia works in this way, and could help to explain the...See more