Ancient Knowledge News Today

Have you ever wondered "How on Earth were these colossal structures built with the limited tools and technology available in ancient times?" The Pyramids, shrouded in secrets and mystique, have perplexed historians and archaeologists for centuries. In this article, we will attempt to gain an understanding of the Pyramids' secrets and explore the possibility that

Astounding fresh archaeological revelations from Karahan Tepe and Göbekli Tepe in southeast Turkey.

Greg Jein was a giant among the Hollywood illusionists who created small things to fill big screens. The model- and miniature-maker never left his hom

(1) MICHAEL CHABON SUES META OVER AI COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT. At The Hollywood Reporter:“Meta, OpenAI Class Action Lawsuit: Novel Authors Claim Infringement”. Michael Chabon and other decorated writers of books and screenplays sued Meta on Tuesday in California federal court in a lawsuit accusing the company of copyright infringement for harvesting mass quantities of books across

COVID-19 curbs are rapidly being dismantled, and Wales is at alert level zero, the lowest rung for pandemic-related regulations.

AICTE has selected 15 research proposals in six focus areas for its Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) division after receiving an overwhelming response. The proposals are mostly from IITs and topics include Sanskrit applications, exploring ancient Indian texts for modern applications, and more.

The Araucanians of Chile believe in a “staircase to heaven” that unites Earth, Heaven and the Star People; the same myth exists in Colombia and Venezuela!

Beat the winter blues with some belly laughs at English Comedy Brussels’ first live show of the year. UK-based Marcel Lucont (main image) and Alexis Dubus are regular stand-up performers in the Belgian capital.