archaeology

Stone Age Tunnels 0
- June 12, 2013
There have long been stories of our ancestors exploring deep underground, into caves that go for miles in pitch black where they had only simple torches to light their way. In a find the equivalent of Pompeii, or The Valley of The Kings, archaeologists have uncovered and extensive network of tunnels dug by stone age
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Noah And The Flood 5
- December 13, 2012
There is not much from the bible that has attracted more interest or become more of a hinge point for the conflict between science and faith than the story of Noah. For good reason, if there had been a flood that swamped the entire earth there should be considerable evidence, and if we can find
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Witches Graveyard Discovered in Italy 7
- September 26, 2011
The 800 year old remains of what archaeologists describe as a Witches skeleton was found in a dig of what is likely a Witches graveyard. The gruesome scene was discovered in Italy’s Tuscany region and caused quite a stir as those at the dig unearthed more and more evidence to support their spooky speculation. The
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