A large piece of wood, dating from the Mesolithic and exhibiting mysterious carvings, has been discovered.
Exploring ancient ‘haunted’ Minsden Chapel and explaining its dark and cursed history
The blood-curdling history of the remote 14th century ruin of Minsden Chapel.
Skinwalkers and Norse Berserkers – a shared ancient mythology?
I came across a fascinating theory the other day – that there is an underpinning shared mythology of both the Native American, primarily Navajo, skinwalker and Norse berserkers.
Masters of the Air release date this year
Good news at last for those wanting to see the very long-awaited Masters of the Air TV series.
Sisu – Post-theatre reaction *No major spoilers*
My instant post-cinema reaction to the wonderful World War Two era film Finnish Sisu.
Bronze Age boar worshippers of a Cucuteni-Trypillia cave in Ukraine
Ancient female figurines created by a Bronze Age culture and sheltered by boar tusks have been unearthed in a cave in Ukraine. Were they trying to ward off the Yamnaya?
Did comet impacts prompt Neolithic solar cults to build megaliths to watch the skies?
An intriguing idea of why megalith builders may have raised stone circles and other huge structures in the Neolithic.
Oppenheimer trailer: A look at what could be in store in new Christopher Nolan epic
My thoughts on the exciting new trailer for Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan.
Mysterious Jack the Ripper themed bar and restaurant set to open
A mysterious series of Facebook posts reveal that a new Jack the Ripper theme bar is coming soon.
Haunting 3D scans reveal Titanic as never seen before – and you’re not allowed to see them here
This was going to be a positive video highlighting some intriguing new 3D images of the world’s most famous shipwreck – the Titanic.
But now it isn’t. Let me explain why…
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