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Scientists have recreated the visage of a Stone Age youngster who lived in Norway using DNA analysis and contemporary forensic procedures. The youngster from Viste, known as the Vistegutten, passed away at the age of 14. It appears he was healthy, therefore it's unclear why he died at such a young age. The young child was interred in the tiny Vistehola, a cave in southwest Norway that is a short distance north of Stavanger. Perhaps the same small cave in where his parents once resided. According to Science in Norway, "he is the best-preserved person from the Stone Age in…

One of the biggest mysteries in the world to this day is the location of Alexander the Great's tomb, which has been sought after by historians and researchers for more than 2,300 years. Numerous references date back to the Roman era, when historians documented the Roman emperors' trips to the famous general's tomb at Alexandria. The idea that the great Greek military genius and conqueror of Asia would want to be buried in the city that bears his name is understandable to many. However, conjectures concerning the whereabouts of Alexander the Great's tomb have been rife for generations; some of…

Relics from the ancient Egyptians. 1920s. Many of these objects were found by Howard Carter in an Egyptian tomb excavation. Within the mysterious passageways of ancient history, legends about giant pharaohs and their enormous mummies have inspired fascination and intrigue. The 1920s are a particularly interesting historical period that witnessed the discovery of these enigmatic figures. Let's explore the captivating story of the myths of the ancient pharaohs that surfaced during this time, revealing a shrouded enigma in history. The Undying Giants The 1920s were a historic time in Egyptian archaeology when incredible finds, including massive mummies thought to be…