• A Polish Stonehenge? Discovery of New Burial Mounds May Rewrite History

  A group of previously unknown burial mounds has been discovered near Czaplinek in north-western Poland. The most interesting feature found so far is a stone ring, which is shaped similar to the world-famous site of Stonehenge. The complex sheds a new light on the history of these lands.

• Mysterious Chinese skeletons in ancient London cemetery shed new light on Roman Empire

  Excavations at a little Roman cemetery in the south of London have revealed a huge mystery of history. Among the remains of ancient ordinary Londoners, researchers have found the bones of ethnically Asian individuals.

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  Alt: Skeleton find could rewrite Roman history

• Earth Wobbles May Have Driven Ancient Humans Out of Africa

  Ancient human migrations out of Africa may have been driven by wobbles in Earth’s orbit and tilt that led to dramatic swings in climate, a new study finds.

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  Alt: Out of Africa thanks to climate change: Humans arrived in Europe up to 30,000 years earlier than believed

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Exclusive: Extract from forthcoming Volume 3 of the War God series by Graham Hancock

I’ve spent the summer writing 16 hours a day 7 days a week completing Volume 3 of my War God series of novels about the Spanish conquest of Mexico. It has been a VERY intense writing experience. To celebrate I’m offering a short extract, hot off my desk, below. It […]

Graham Hancock | 28th September 2016

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