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With just a sheet of paper, Japanese artist brings an octopus to ‘real life’
We sometimes can be tricked by our own eyes. This delicate octopus artwork is one among the cases when we may initially mistake it as a drawing before realizing it as a masterpiece of hand-crafted paper artwork. "Wearing" the white outfits, appearing on a black background, the viewers find it hard ...
An exclusive copy of the US Constitution sold for a record-breaking $43.2 million at auction
An early printing of the U.S. Constitution was auctioned with a million-dollar valuation that made it the highest-valued historical document ever sold at auction. The winning bid outbid a group of cryptocurrency owners. Kenneth Griffin, CEO of a multinational investment group, was the one who bought the manuscript for $43,2 million, ...
New research on the ‘Black Prince’ tomb effigy claims to have found the purpose of its construction
According to recently published research, the famous "Black Prince" metal tomb effigy of Edward, known as an "unprecedented" artwork, was likely built as a medieval propaganda symbol in an attempt to consolidate his son King Richard II's failing rule, as Live Science reported. Edward of Woodstock, the English throne's heir, was ...
Pompeii slave’s room unearthed sheds some light on ancient Roman life
In a neighborhood of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, a well-preserved slave cell has been unearthed. Three wooden beds, a chamber pot, and a wooden chest with metal and cloth goods were discovered in the confined living quarters of a vast house in Civita Giuliana, some 700 meters north ...
Crusader sword unearthed from Mediterranean Sea bed
A diver has found a trove of Crusader-period artifacts off the coast of Israel, which includes a 900-year-old sword. Live Science citing a statement from the Israel Antiquities Authority, said on Oct. 18 that scuba diver Shlomi Katzin emerged from the Mediterranean Sea with a large sword in hand. The medieval sword ...
Archaeologists uncover stone toilet that only the wealthiest could have
Archaeologists in Israel have recently unearthed a 2,700 years old private toilet that used to be fancy back in its heyday. The ancient toilet cubicle was part of an excavation of a former royal mansion in Jerusalem that overlooks the City of David archaeological site and the Temple Mount, CNN reported ...
10 amazing facts about the ancient Peruvian elongated skulls
Is it possible that the Paracas skulls are the missing link in the evolution of humanity? Is it possible that they are members of a species that did not originate on Earth? Or are they simply another case of cranial deformity? The mysterious Paracas skulls are, without a doubt, one of ...
Artist vows to remake anti-communist sculpture after suspected arson attack
A controversial artwork that accuses the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of starting the worldwide CCP Virus pandemic burned down on July 23. Artist Weiming Chen will remake his anti-communist sculpture from scratch. A suspected arson attack destroyed his 20-foot-tall work, which depicts Chinese leader Xi Jinping with "spike" proteins from the ...
There is a hidden underground ‘city’ beneath the Giza Pyramids, experts claim
There is an astonishing ‘Lost' underground city beneath the Pyramids of Giza, and it was thoroughly chronicled in the past, even though only a few people are aware of it today. When you consider that the ancient city of Memphis, the former capital of Egypt (modern-day Giza), is packed with subterranean ...
The 2,000-year-old ‘Book Of Giants’ reveals how the Nephilim were wiped out
When archaeologists uncovered hundreds of old scrolls over 50 years ago, they made one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the century. They discovered The Book of Giants, a book about the Nephilim and their annihilation. Over half a century ago, one of the most important archaeological discoveries was made ...
‘Natural immunity works’: Renowned John Hopkins physician takes aim at CDC for rejecting it
A renowned physician and professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in the U.S. said during an interview on Tuesday, May 25, that nearly half the country has natural immunity to COVID-19 due to previous infection, statements that contradict CDC guidelines, which impose vaccination as the only way to ...
Religious monuments destroyed every two weeks in France: Authorities neglect
In an alarming disclosure, every two weeks, a religious structure in France vanishes—primarily due to arson and vandalism. The conclusion was drawn by the president of the Observatoire du patrimoine religieux (Observatory of Religious Heritage) in Paris, Edouard de Lamaze. His alarm came after a fire on April 15 in Romilly-la-Puthenaye, Normandy, ...
End the CCP: Taiwan seeks to ban the Chinese Communist Party flag
Amid increasingly aggressive behavior by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Taiwan national security officials have again proposed legislation to ban the use of the CCP flag on the island, Breitbart reported. Lawmakers are deliberating on a bill proposed by Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator Wang Ting-yu that won the support of ...
Hollywood and modern ‘art’, two tools used to corrupt humanity
As time goes by, the entertainment industry and modern 'art' have gained enough confidence to surreptitiously introduce perverse concepts and normalize them, leading humanity into an abyss where morality and faith in Gods no longer exist. Pedophilia, sexual abuse of children, human-lizard relations, cannibalism, morbidity are some of the things that ...
3,000-year-old ‘lost golden city’–an ‘Egyptian version of Pompeii’ discovered in Egypt
Archaeologists have found a 3,000-year-old "lost golden city" in Egypt, the largest ever uncovered there and the most significant archaeological discovery since Tutankhamun's grave was discovered in 1922. The settlement, dubbed "The Rise of Aten," was discovered beneath the sand on Luxor's western side, about 300 miles south of Cairo, by ...
[VIDEO]: Egypt discovers the ‘lost golden city of the pharaohs’
Egypt congratulates itself for having discovered the legendary "lost golden city of Luxor", in a technical coup, considered the most fabulous since the discovery of the tomb of the pharaoh Tutankhamun. Egypt congratulates itself for discovering the legendary "lost golden city of Luxor," in a technical coup, considered the most fabulous ...
Rep. AOC views on solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: ‘It’s not the how to get to that what??’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez met with the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of New York, which represents more than 50 Jewish groups, last Thursday, April 1. Anti-Semitism, Holocaust education, and the Israeli-Palestinian crisis were all discussed during the Zoom call. The dialogue between Ocasio-Cortez and the JCRC's outgoing CEO Michael Miller was ...
The enigmatic stone that could be the first prehistoric map of Europe
Modern archaeologists rediscovered the mysterious stone slab of Saint-Bélec after it remained hidden for about 100 years in an ancient castle in France. Recent studies, conducted by researcher Clément Nicolas of Bournemouth University in the U.K., found that the stone's engravings could be an exceptional testimony to the first map of ...
Texas Senate passes law prohibiting social media sites from censoring Texans over political beliefs
The Texas state Senate passed a bill on Thursday, April 1, prohibiting social media sites from censoring people based on their political beliefs or where they live in the state. According to the Washington Examiner, under Senate Bill 12, Texans who have been wrongfully removed or blocked on a social media site, ...
Video of police arresting black man unfairly?: True story exposed by comedian Terrence K. Williams
Terrence K. Williams, a conservative comedian, publicly known as a black Trump supporter, denounced a viral video of police apprehending a black man "unjustly" with a video uploaded on social media on Wednesday, March 31. "Must Watch! This will never get old! Officer Pulled a Man over, and they didn’t post ...
