Khipu: How the Incas Recorded Data Without Pen and Paper Revealed
Inca khipus weren’t just numerical records: new discovery reveals intricate communication system based on knots and colors.
Maya, Mexico reveals new secrets: underground structure challenges experts
Mayan Mexico continues to amaze: an underground structure with painted walls comes to light during the excavations of a Mayan ritual playground.
Scandinavia's oldest ship mound rewrites Viking history
A recent archaeological discovery in Scandinavia could rewrite the history of the Vikings, revealing ancient naval funeral rites before the Viking Age.
What if Leonardo had created radio in the Renaissance? A bit of fictional history
Leonardo Da Vinci and his (fictitious) radio: how advanced Renaissance technology could have altered the future of global communication.
What will the future of the human species look like in a million years?
If it can survive that long, the human species will face unimaginable changes, possibly splitting into several species, not all of which are biological.
New analysis of the oldest maritime map locates Atlantis in Wales
A newly published study suggests that an ancient XNUMXth-century map may lead to a (not very) mythical Atlantis
Optimism! The revolution we are all waiting for will come. For three very good reasons.
We always seem on the eve of positive change, but it never comes. Optimism! It will come for sure: for three good, old reasons.
The Nazis created an anti-Semitic Bible and an Aryan Jesus
The historical revisionism of the Nazis came to overturn theology as well. A purpose-built institute was building a future religion based on an anti-Semitic Jesus
Come on! For historians, the worst year in history is not this (nor 2020)
2020 was undoubtedly the worst year in the lives of many. But was it the absolute worst? A historian has evaluated carefully and found worse.
