Ancient Korean Astronomy

We have visited Cheomseongdae, Korea’s Oldest Observatory, many times. We used to live in Gyeongju and enjoyed living in that historic city. This building is not in the mountains as back when it was built, there were no electric lights to cloud the skies. This observatory sits in a large plain which is now a

The Accuracy of Babylonian Astronomy

It seems that the Babylonians were very serious about their work. They had a big concern about what would happen in the sky and how it affected their civilization. But one thing we do not like, and it has become a pet peeve over the years is the modern twists attached to their motivations for

Ancient Astronomy- Introduction

One thing about archaeology is that it is a very slow field when it comes to monumental discoveries. Some discoveries are not immediately released to the public simply because the ‘exp[erts’ want to study them. What we will try to do, and this is just an intro to astronomy is to talk a little about

Back to Discoveries

We have stated our opinion and views about different archaeologists and their discoveries. We will just report these and let you decide how valid they are or not. #1.Fantastic discovery’ leads archaeologist to 11,000-year-old human remains in Britain For the last six years, Martin Stables has spent much of his time digging in a cave.

The Color & Shape of Money

We all know what modern money looks like. Different countries use different metals to produce coins and then they use specialized paper to produce their bills. When you look into the past, even ancient civilizations used metals for coins. As far as we know they did not make paper money. However, the Aztecs were different,

More Evidence for the Flood

We would like to think so as listened to most of this upcoming video. The people behind the video have made a presentation that questions the accepted theory that the Mayans, etc., actually built those pyramids in Central America, etc. and that they were the builders of many lost cities. We believe that those pyramids

Ebla: Its Impact on Bible Records

There are times when archaeologists and scholars say and write things better than we can. This is one such article. There is not much we can say to improve on the content and we have read many of Dr. Wilson’s articles through the years. Generally, we like what he has to say and this article,

Top Archaeology Discoveries in 2022

No, we are not going to present our own list. These lists, as you will soon see, are very subjective and everyone has their own favorites. We will post links to 7 of them and you can decide for yourselves which one is the best. One is a video so we will just post the

If you have seen the news

Then you would have seen this story- Research uncovers secret that made ancient Roman concrete so durable. Scientists in a MIT, Harvard University study found that Romans actually relied on a process called “hot mixing” to whip up their hyper durable concrete.  “The benefits of hot mixing are twofold,” MIT professor of civil and environmental

Iram or Ubar?

We came across this video the other week and sat down to watch it. It is an interesting tale that we may not accept as accurate. We have known about Ybar for quite some time but was not aware of the connection between these two lost cities. Right now, pending further research, we may put