Archaeologists unearth third-century’ human mountains’ It was discovered near Rome when archaeologists found the remains of a man who was considered a giant when he died in the third century A.D. It’s an unbelievably rare find – because today gigantism affects three in a million people worldwide. The condition begins in childhood when a malfunctioning …

Neolithic “Woodhenge” Discovered in Portugal The 4,500-year-old ring of large ‘ shafts ‘ has been uncovered by archaeologists in the great Durrington Walls and the famous site at Woodhenge, just a few kilometers from Stonehenge, in southern Britain. The newly-discovered circle is over 2 km in diameter and has been carbon-dated to 2500 BC. The archaeologists …

World’s Oldest Toy Car – Could This 5,000-Year-Old Discovery Be The Earliest Evidence Of The Wheel? Many gearheads grew up playing with toy cars. Loyalties to H๏τ Wheels or Matchbox were as divisive as those between Ford and Chevy are today. But kids have been fascinated by wheels since long before these companies—or even the …

Evidence of Medieval Battle Discovered in Polish Forest In a forest in Sanok, hundreds of arrowheads and crossbow bolts from a major battle with King Casimir the Great in the 14th century were found. Biała Góra archeologists say they believe that they now locate Casimir’s Great campaign battleground in Red Ruthenia (formerly part of southeastern …