The Mosaics of Paphos
The mosaics of Paphos are one of the cultural attractions to which the homonymous city owes its glory and the large number of visitors that …
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Humans Didn’t Hunt Woolly Rhinos to Extinction, New Evidence Suggests
New genetic evidence suggests it was a warming climate—not human overhunting—that killed off woolly rhinos at the end of the last ice age. With cave …
This 28,000-Year-Old Ancient Phallus Unearthed in a Cave in Germany Had More Uses Than One
Researchers claim that a sculpted and refined male phallus discovered in a German cave stands as one of the earliest depictions of male sexuality ever …
Thridarangar Lighthouse, the Most Isolated Places in the World
The Thridarangar Lighthouse stands just in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a few miles from the Vestmann Islands coast, in the south of Iceland. …
The Secret Lives of Words: I came, I saw, I tossed a mullet, man!
Long before they had conquered the Mediterranean and dubbed it “our lake” (lacus noster), the ancient Romans were simple river folk who’d built their little …
1,000-year-old Maya pyramid might collapse into sacred ancient sinkhole in Mexico
An enormous, 1,000-year-old temple in Mexico is sitting precariously over a deep sinkhole and experts worry that the entire pyramid may eventually collapse. The famous …
Unveiling the Ancient Greek Anthrakia: A 5th Century Cooking Marvel
Imagine stepping back to the sun-kissed island of Delos, Greece, over 2,500 years ago, where a remarkable invention transformed daily life. Discovered on this historic …
The Eternal Dance of Nut: A Cosmic Masterpiece from Ancient Egypt
Step back in time over 3,000 years to the New Kingdom of Egypt, around 1300 BCE, and encounter a breathtaking testament to ancient artistry and …
World’s Largest Snowman
In Bethel, Maine, a 122-foot-tall snowwoman named Olympia stands as a whimsical marvel. Her eyelashes are crafted from old skis, her bright red lips from …
Land of the Tight Turn: A Pilot’s Perspective on Iceland’s Ísafjörður Airport
Ísafjörður Airport (IFJ) in the remote Westfjords of Iceland isn’t just another dot on the aviation map; it’s a legend whispered among pilots, a thrilling …