Author: Doug Williams

Anyone who’s ever been around a kitty when she’s had a wee nip (of catnip, that is,) knows it alters feline behaviour considerably. A formerly…

Radioactive Tomb in the Pacific is cracking. In the early morning of March 1, 1954, a huge, red flash split open the sky above the…

For nine years, Oxford Archeology, an independent archeology firm in Oxford, Great Britain, has been working on an archeological site at the construction of the…

It’s no secret that nuclear tests — no matter where they occur — ravage the surroundings where the blasts take place. But those conducted in…

Plougastel-Daoulas, a small village in northwestern France, has recently attracted the attention of many linguists, epigraphers, and many local experts in Brittany after the village…

Egypt is the site of many ancient wonders, and it continues to dazzle and fascinate archaeologists, historians and tourists alike. From the pyramids to the…

Over two thousand years ago, the people of the city of Nazca in southwest Peru on the Pampa Colorada etched large groups of geoglyphs (ground…

A ninety foot long Anglo Saxon burial ship is being constructed in England in the exact way the original, found at Sutton Hoo, was built.…

It’s been said that you can find a YouTube video that will teach how to do almost anything, and people certainly use the site as…

The modern world is full of all sorts of amazing technology including drones, that lets us do things we never used to be able to…