Yesterday’s Myths & Mysteries
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Missing Woman In Iceland Searches For Herself
Let’s take a break from all the sciencey science and head back over to Iceland for a moment, where something…
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Visit Chichen Itza On Google Maps
Google recently updated their Google Maps Street View to add 30 pre-Hispanic archeological sites, including Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan. The…
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Was There Really ‘A Sword In The Stone’?
We’re all familiar with at least one interpretation of the Arthur Legend: A magical sword was found cast into stone,…
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The Megalithic Art Of Newgrange, Ireland
When we think of the landmarks of antiquity, we often visualize the Great Pyramids of Giza, or the druidic circle,…
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By Poseidon’s Beard! Mermaids Aren’t Real?!
You might want to sit down, because I have some bad news. According to NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric…
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The Riddle Of The Toynbee Tiles
So I’ve just finished watching Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles. It’s a 2011 documentary about the cryptic…
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What Really Caused The Tunguska Event?
It began with a “bluish light,” a glowing object as bright as the sun. It swept across the skies of…
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The Icelandic Elf School, And A Word Of Warning
Since 1991, the Icelandic Elf School (or Álfaskólinn) has held classes on all sorts of mysterious creatures in Iceland, from…
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Callanish Stones: The Megaliths Of The Outer Hebrides
The Callanish Stones on Scotland’s Isle of Lewis have existed for about 5,000 years, stone megaliths that continue to draw…
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Words Have Power: Mani Stones
“Om mani padme hum.” This is the Buddhist mantra of Avalokitesvara, or Chenrezig, the bodhisattva of compassion. Roughly translated, it…
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