We told you that Paul Seaburn would keep you apprised of the goings-on regarding the 3-fingered Peruvian mummy/ies. And reading between the lines, it appears that whatever archaeological value there might have been, in whatever site a guy named “Mario” says he discovered the corpses, is lost to science. The story gets more depressing as […]

Express.co.uk EXCLUSIVE: Inside tomb in Peru where 'mummified aliens were found'Express.co.ukmany ufologists believe the Gaia.com films are just promoting a massive hoax. Nigel Watson, author of the UFO Investigations Manual said they were “plaster of Paris fakes”. UK-based UFO investigators Steve Mera and Barry Fitzgerald have set out to get …

Was Hannah Courtoy the first female Doctor? Many a story’s been told about her tomb being a TARDIS, after a fashion, but not even Jake Rossen’s been able to find the proof. Maybe if someone finds the key to this Egyptologist’s wet dream of a structure, the world could have a peek at what lies […]

A 1,000-year-old circular tomb, whose walls are decorated with colorful murals, has been discovered in Datong City, in northern China. Because the tomb’s entranceway is sealed off with bricks, archaeologists had to enter through a hole in the deteriorating arch-shaped roof. The team, from the Datong Municipal Institute of Archaeology, found cremated human remains in […]

Archaeologists were assessing the damage caused by ISIS militants to the tomb of the prophet of Jonah, a sacred shrine in eastern Mosul, Iraq, blown up by the terrorist group in 2014.

Egyptologists have recently discovered a royal tomb adjacent (as in, directly through the wall) to an already excavated crypt. The find has been made more interesting by the illustrations throughout the tomb of baboons worshipping the solar boat of Egyptian god Ra-Atum. It is hoped that more tombs will be found adjoining previously uncovered vaults. […]

John Traynor, 64, died after being hit by a lorry on a desert highway. He was on holiday with partner Julie Galbraith, who was also injured.

Experts digging at Chotuna-Chornancap, in north Lima, discovered 17 graves dating to at least the 15th century. This included the graves of six children placed side by side in pairs of graves.

While Giza is famous for its pyramids, the site also contains fields of tombs that sprawl to the east and west of the Great Pyramid. These tombs were created for private individuals who held varying degrees of rank and power during the Old Kingdom …

There are probably going to be more than just five in the very near future, as the likely presence of previously-undiscovered chambers in the boy king’s eternal resting place have Egyptologists and afterlife-enthusiasts’ imaginations stirring. This article provides a thoughtful, level-headed pondering of some of the questions that still swirl around Tut’s towering legacy, and […]