
19th-Century Artifacts Found in New Zealand
19th-Century Artifacts Found in New Zealand An intact shoe, a Chilean peso from 1853 and even a former vegetable plot have been unearthed in one of the biggest archaeological digs in New Zealand. Archaeologists have been working for three months to unearth hidden treasures beneath the site of the planned Te Kaha arena, which stretches …

A 3,300-Year-Old Bird Claw Was Discovered By Archaeologists While Digging In A Cave
A 3,300-Year-Old Bird Claw Was Discovered By Archaeologists While Digging In A Cave Nearly three decades ago, a team of archaeologists were carrying out an expedition inside a large cave system on Mount Owen in New Zealand when they stumbled across a frightening and unusual object. With little visibility in the dark cave, they wondered …

The 40,000-Year-Old log is found underneath New Zealand’s swamp
The 40,000-Year-Old log is found underneath New Zealand’s swamp A 45,000-year-old log discovered during excavations for a new power station could explain a mysterious global event which may have dramatically changed the Earth’s climate. Scientists in New Zealand believe the 60-tonne log could hold the answers to the ancient Laschamp Event – where the earth’s north and …

Remains of 19th-Century Bridge Found in New Zealand
Remains of 19th-Century Bridge Found in New Zealand Archaeologists have dug up parts of an old bridge in Picton, a project the community once fought to have constructed. WSP archaeologist Kirsty Sykes discovered the site, at the Waitohi Stream on State Highway 1, when she was playing with her daughter Maddy, who goes to a …

330,000 Year Old Man made wall Found in New Zealand
330,000 Year Old Man made wall Found in New Zealand In 1996, the alternative historian Barry Brailsford drew the world’s attention to the Kaimanawa wall in New Zealand. The curious structure lies in the Kaimanawa State Forest, south of Lake Taupo on North Island. A tremendous amount of controversy erupted surrounding the wall after Brailsford …

42,000-Year-Old Trees Enable Accurate Analysis of Earth’s Last Magnetic Field Reversal
42,000-Year-Old Trees Enable Accurate Analysis of Earth’s Last Magnetic Field Reversal Humans today take Earth’s magnetic North Pole for granted. But over the course of the planet’s history, the direction of its magnetic field has shifted. A new study suggests that the last time the field flipped around and flopped back again, the effects on …