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Did giants ever really exist in the British Isles? Can legends of giants building Stonehenge really be true? And, why does the establishment deny that giants of Great Britain ever existed?
Prof. Ivan Van Sertima, the Guyanese historian whose theories of an African presence in the Americas before Columbus’ arrival drew its share of controversy, died on May 25 in New Jersey, where worked for more than thirty years as associate professor of history in the Department of Africana Studies at Rutgers University. He was 74…
Dr John Hill has applied his extensive Neolithic experimental archaeology experience to finding the mathematics behind Cotswold’s barrow megaliths.
In Netflix's British drama The Dig, archaeologist Stuart Piggott, played by Ben Chaplin, refers to a brief stop in Malta in 1943 while travelling from Cairo to Algiers. Accompanied by fellow archaeologist Glyn Daniel, the pair spent two “blissful” days on the island, “inspecting megalithic monuments and rock-cut tombs on the island, several spattered with bits of German and Italian aircraft,” as stated by the British Academy’s Roger Mercer in 1998. But, in a post on Facebook, the National Museum of Archaeology says that Piggot was, however, to leave a more significant mark on Malte...