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Stonehenge gets more Mysterious, New Monuments Discovered Underneath it - Vimarsana News

Stonehenge gets more Mysterious, New Monuments Discovered Underneath it

Wednesday, 27 August 2014 The mystery surrounding Stonehenge has suddenly deepened -- literally. A first-of-its-kind study suggests that 15 previously undiscovered or poorly understood monuments lie hidden under the ancient stone monument and its surroundings. For the study, researchers used a variety of techniques -- including ground-penetrating radar and 3D laser scanning -- to create…

Interactive site gives modern insight into ancient Callanish Stones - Vimarsana News

Interactive site gives modern insight into ancient Callanish Stones

Modern technology could provide new insight into the mysteries of the ancient Callanish stones in the islands of Lewis.

Cuba hosts workshop on UFOs and extraterrestrial life - Vimarsana News

Cuba hosts workshop on UFOs and extraterrestrial life

Havana, Oct 3 (Prensa Latina) A workshop on UFOs and extraterrestrial life is being held in this capital on Tuesday, convened by the Environmental Section of the Economic Society of Friends of the Country (SEAP), which includes three keynote speeches.

Así era el castillo de Gauzón - Vimarsana News

Así era el castillo de Gauzón

Una revista editada por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia publica un estudio elaborado por el infógrafo Pablo Aparicio y el equipo arqueológico

2021 The Year Virtual Archaeology Fights Back - Vimarsana News

2021 The Year Virtual Archaeology Fights Back

2021 The Year Virtual Archaeology Fights Back The 2020 lockdowns saw thousands of planned archaeological excavations canceled and postponed and those archaeologists who persisted at their projects faced serious challenges accessing archives, labs, reports and museum artifacts. But humankind is resilient and none more so than ingenious archaeologists, as 2021 has seen an array of amazing discoveries from mapping monuments in Erbil in Iraq to unearthing a female statue in Hidalgo Amajac, Álamo in Mexico; from finding a stash of gold in Újlengyel in Hungary to discovering a new passage from th...