Archeology

A lot of scientists today have found great passion in digging up ancient bones, be it of kings and nobilities of the old or of long extinct animals and plant species. Archeology is big business these days. Museums make millions of dollars every year exhibiting bones of long dead dinosaurs that have been carefully preserved in the rocks of the earth. There are a lot of secrets still hidden in the rocks of the earth today

...

Something really tragic took out the beautiful giant lizards called the dinosaurs

Something really tragic took out the beautiful giant lizards called the dinosaurs

Archeology, Astronomy, Danger, Geography, History, Science

Dinosaurs disappeared abruptly from the fossil record sixty five million years ago, within a time frame of less than two million years. their extinction marked the end of the Mesozoic era. Some animal groups however survived this mass extinction. there are many explanations to this tragedy which includes volcanoes and infectious diseases, the most widely …

Something really tragic took out the beautiful giant lizards called the dinosaurs Read More »

The Awesome Lives of Ancient Egyptians

The Awesome Lives of Ancient Egyptians

Archeology, Arts, Culture, Geography, Linguistics, Religion

Of all the ancient river valley civilizations, the Nile Valley civilization in Africa is probably the best known because most people have seen pictures of its ancient landmarks, such as the pyramids and Great Sphinx. For many, these huge constructions symbolize both the ancient culture that produced them and the modern nation of Egypt, although …

The Awesome Lives of Ancient Egyptians Read More »

Archeology remains such a hard work

Archeology remains such a hard work

Centuries in the future, when archaeologists excavate the buried ruins of a 20-story office building from our civilization, they will undoubtedly discover the remains of countless computer terminals. What might such an archaeological excavation reveal about us and the civilization in which we lived? What tools will the archaeologists use to study the artifacts of …

Archeology remains such a hard work Read More »

Early Civilizations went through a lot of trouble to invent Simple Tools

Early Civilizations went through a lot of trouble to invent Simple Tools

  Stone arches, cement, highways, aqueducts, the waterwheel, the sailing ship, the compass-each of these technological innovations was made by people in the ancient world. The oldest technology of which evidence survives-dating back to the Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods of the Stone Age-is that of making stone tools. Early tool makers chipped pieces or flakes …

Early Civilizations went through a lot of trouble to invent Simple Tools Read More »

There has always been mass extinctions since the beginning of planet Earth

There has always been mass extinctions since the beginning of planet Earth

Archeology, History, Nature, Science

The history of life on earth has been marked by periodic episodes of extinction, where the loss of species outpaces the formation of new species. Particularly sharp declines in species diversity are called mass extinctions. Five mass extinctions have occurred, the first of them near the end of the Ordovician period about 438 million years …

There has always been mass extinctions since the beginning of planet Earth Read More »

Archaeologists could be a bunch of fanatics who claim to know about a past they never lived in

Archaeologists could be a bunch of fanatics who claim to know about a past they never lived in

    lifeless bones. Every time I look at works of presentations of these scientists all I see is a piece of lifeless bones skillfully stacked together to form what looks like an animal. Then they turn their heads towards you, they  look at you straight into the eyes saying, “this creature once lived long …

Archaeologists could be a bunch of fanatics who claim to know about a past they never lived in Read More »

Scroll to Top