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This Massive Ancient Hindu Temple Was Carved Out of a Single Rock

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This Massive Ancient Hindu Temple Was Carved Out of a Single Rock

One of the most remarkable and unique temples which were ever built on the territory of India, for his architecture, sculptural treatment, and also size.

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Historians Claim The Pyramids Of Giza Could Be Hiding ’Secret City'

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Historians Claim The Pyramids Of Giza Could Be Hiding ’Secret City'

EGYPT’S Sphinx in Giza could be the entrance way into a subterranean “secret city”, according to the latest research by historians.

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Archaeologists Found the Location of ‘Wedding At Cana’ Where Jesus Christ Performed His First Miracle — He Turned Water Into Wine

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Archaeologists Found the Location of ‘Wedding At Cana’ Where Jesus Christ Performed His First Miracle — He Turned Water Into Wine

Throughout our history, the location of the site where Jesus Christ performed his ‘first miracle’ remained shrouded in mystery. The Gospel of John tells us that during the ‘Wedding at Cana’, Jesus Christ turned water into wine.

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100,000 Year Old Ruins of South Africa

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100,000 Year Old Ruins of South Africa

This article first appeared on grahamhancock.com and is written by Micheal Tellinger. The history of southern Africa is one of the great untold stories of the world. It has remained a guarded mystery by traditional knowledge keepers...

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Unearthed: A Friars’ Leather Shop

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Greyfriars excavation, Oxford, England  (Courtesy Oxford Archaeology)  An excavation in Oxford, England, conducted by Oxford Archaeology in advance of the expansion of a shopping center, has turned up a large number of leather and wood objects dating to the fourteenth century, when the site was occupied by buildings associated with the Greyfriars religious order. The […]

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