Early humans emerged on Earth around 4 million years ago, but new evidence arising from the study of human evolution has revealed compelling evidence that a small group of these hominins were genetically modified by ancient alien visitors to create the first Homo sapiens.
» Read moreAncestors of East Asians had Sexual Encounters with Two Distinct Denisovan Populations During Early Migrations Which Populated Asia. Sex always sells in the media; perhaps then it should come as […]
» Read moreThe Geographic Origin of Modern Humans: Half a Century after the collapse of the Out of Asia Theory and The Widespread Adoption of Out of Africa Theory, a new debate is […]
» Read moreIn Central Asia there are legends of a mythical mountain called Meru which rises from the surrounding ocean in the centre of the world.
» Read moreDr Ryabov is not only convinced that dolphins possess a complex language system, but also that we humans need to initiate direct contact with them. He hopes that we can open a dialogue with the dolphins, share with them and learn from them.
» Read moreIn order to appreciate the deeper meaning of Teotihuacan’s religion, we need to bear in mind that incredible things seem to have happened on this planet in the distant past.
» Read moreThe Babylonian, allegorical, legend is an earlier version of the story of the Garden of Eden which also tells it in allegorical form and which explains what happened to man when the knowledge was misused.
» Read moreThroughout the Early World, people had legends about a great civilizer who taught their ancestors agriculture and many useful arts.
» Read moreWhat’s not generally appreciated about the Hindu ‘multi-headed’ serpent, and other related serpent traditions, is that they were popular in Egypt and pre-Colombian Central America and they still are of special significance among the West African Dogon who follow a version of the Early World religion.
» Read moreHow would most Australians feel if a mob of Original Australians, such as the Githabul, announced they were going to extract a few million tons of rock from the site of the Sydney Opera House?
» Read moreThis is a video from one of my research trips, you can see a wonderful collection of Inca and pre-Inca artefacts in the collection of local historian, Luis Lara.
» Read moreIn order to appreciate the deeper significance of Egyptian Afterlife beliefs, we need to bear in mind that numerous people in the Early World people had legends about a great civiliser who taught their ancestors agriculture and many useful arts.
» Read moreRamaz’s captivating production takes the viewer from the intrigue of KGB agents following Georgian musicians around Tbilisi to the high-tech NASA environment.
» Read moreAlthough much has been written about the Sumerian Annunaki, there’s no evidence to support the suggestion that they were linked with events that occurred hundreds of thousands years ago on Earth or on other planets.
» Read moreAyahuasca, can then, in many countries, be made legally. Legal Ayahuasca!
» Read moreAccording to the established view, apart from a few Vikings, people in the Old and New Worlds were not in contact with each other prior to the travels of Columbus, 500 years ago.
» Read moreOnce the verdict is passed and bone pointed, every day is a question mark and death is a constant companion.
» Read moreWhat’s known about Stonehenge is that it wasn’t a residence, or a fortified enclosure, or merely an astronomical marker
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