The only complete ancient Egyptian beadnet dress found to date reveals a lot about the style and craftsmanship of the Old Kingdom period. In 1927, a team of archaeologists led by George A. Reisner were excavating at Giza, where they explored the mastaba tomb G7440. Inside the tomb, they found the skeletal remains of an unidentified female, who was wrapped in linen bandages … [Read more...] about This 4,500-year-old Egyptian Beadnet Dress Was Painstakingly Reassembled from 7,000 Beads Found in a Tomb
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Weird Picture Shows Naturally Rolled ‘Hay bale’ Snow. Have You Seen This Before?
Meteorological oddities often surprise us with their beauty and rarity, and snow rollers are no exception. These cylindrical snow formations occur naturally when snow chunks are rolled along the ground by wind or gravity, gradually accumulating more snow and shaping into impressive cylindrical structures. From small spheres resembling tennis balls to massive rolls akin to car … [Read more...] about Weird Picture Shows Naturally Rolled ‘Hay bale’ Snow. Have You Seen This Before?
This Ancient Enchanted Grove in California Has Unique Candelabra-Shaped Redwoods
A mystical place in California called Shady Dell harbors a redwood grove that defies belief. The breathtaking Lost Coast of California is probably one of the most pristine natural coast lines you can find in the US. In this part of the California North Coast that covers Humboldt and Mendocino counties, including the King Range, there are hardly any traces of human … [Read more...] about This Ancient Enchanted Grove in California Has Unique Candelabra-Shaped Redwoods
Nobody Knows Who Left These Mysterious Lines On This Peru Shore – But They May Have Had an Interesting Purpose
Pisco Bay, nestled within Peru’s Paracas Peninsula, guards a mesmerizing enigma: a prehistoric geoglyph that likely dates back to around 200 BC, though some argue for an even more ancient origin. Despite extensive study, its creators and exact purpose remain shrouded in mystery. Perched on a coastal hillside, the Paracas Candelabra, also dubbed the “Candelabra of the Andes,” … [Read more...] about Nobody Knows Who Left These Mysterious Lines On This Peru Shore – But They May Have Had an Interesting Purpose
Why this rainbow swamp has got people talking
A mesmerizing photograph of a rainbow swamp captured by Brent Rossen's girlfriend has captivated the internet, garnering over 120,000 upvotes on Reddit within 24 hours. Rossen shared their experience in a post: "Me and my girlfriend were walking in the woods the other week and saw a rainbow pool for the first time." The couple had been exploring First Landing State Park in … [Read more...] about Why this rainbow swamp has got people talking