We warmly welcome Aloys Eiling, author of A True(r) Prehistory: An Unofficial History of Heaven, Man, and Earth, as our featured author this month. Aloys has a background in Physics and Astronomy and a doctorate in Physics. He has also studied history and ancient languages. This combination gives him a unique perspective on the past…
Namaste Graham! Congratulations on your work on Turkey, Mesopotamia and Sumeria. Clearly, you are hitting the core issue that challenges the Western civilizational and historical model, and what they mistakenly call ‘archaeology’. Because of this, you will be criticized and challenged as you are cutting off the root of Western civilizational and historical studies, from…
On the necessity of researching and protecting these testimonies of the past. The following lines are a brief description of the subject. Further information can be found on my website www.cartruts.de and in my book Wege ins Nichts, which translates as Paths to Nowhere. Introduction Parallel grooves, which at first glance resemble petrified vehicle tracks, are found on…
South Indian Origins (15,000 BP – Sangam Age) Reframed through Indus Valley Displacement and Submerged Khambhāt and Poompuhar Research Author: [Jeeva S S] Affiliation: Independent Researcher Contact: [Email jeevas@hotmail.co.uk] Version: v1.4.5 – November 2025 Summary: This paradigm shift research promotes a polycentric model—the “Dravidian Arc”—positioning South Asia (c. 15,000 BP–Sangam age) as an autonomous hub…
At the very heart of the mystery of advanced ancient civilizations and the megalithic structures they left behind, not least of which are the Pyramids of Giza and Gobekli Tepe, is the question: how on earth did they build those things? The logical conclusion is that our ancestors were in possession of advanced knowledge that…
We warmly welcome Camille Sauvé, author of Sorcerers of the Stone: Architects of the Three Ages, as our featured author this month. Camille’s book examines sacred sites in Peru and their counterparts around the world—strange abstract structures with perfectly carved terraces, massive steps, basins, and underground grottos and cave systems. Her investigation demonstrates how these…
Abstract: 3I/ATLAS, the third interstellar visitor to visit our neighbourhood, after 1I/’Oumuamua in 2016 and 2I/Borisov in 2019, is behaving even more weirdly than its predecessors. It has displayed a number of puzzling characteristics previously unseen in connection with the appearance of comets. Astronomers attribute these anomalies to the extremely ancient nature of this object,…
ABSTRACT This paper reinterprets the prophetic vision of Ezekiel (c. 622–570 BCE) as a synthesis of theology, mythology, and early cosmology. It explores how the imagery of the divine chariot (Merkavah), the four-faced cherubim, and the “wheels within wheels” reflects possible influences from Babylonian cosmology during Ezekiel’s exile in Babylon. The study traces the origins…
The Precession of the Equinoxes Traditionally, the vernal equinox date (March 21st) has served as a reference point for calendars for most ancient cultures. The ancient astronomers were aware that the position of the vernal equinox sun, relative to the fixed stars of the zodiac, drifts slowly backwards along the zodiac, completing an entire 360˚…
Despite growing evidence in its favor, The Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis has been under constant attack for the past 20 years. In this article, Dr Chris Moore, Research Professor at the University of South Carolina, responds to a pseudoskeptical article by Dr Mark Boslough, Research Professor at the University of New Mexico, published in…
