From the end of the 1st century B.C. The cult of Mithras spread throughout the Roman Empire, a god of Indo-Persian origin whose faithful were organized around some mysteries secrets that required honesty, purity and courage as main qualities. For this reason, it was especially popular among soldiers
Relatively little known outside of Ireland, the Brownshill dolmen is considered the largest and heaviest in Europe. Although its official name is Kernanstown cromlech , is popularly known as Brownshill dolmen , perhaps to avoid the ambiguity of the term chromlech , which in French and Spanish appli
After having shown their effectiveness in the Bent Pyramid, the muon detectors of the ScanPyramids mission are now aimed at Kheops in search of unknown voids. With a first success for the CEA. The Alhazen muon telescope installed in front of Kheops. It is named after a famous Arab-Muslim mathematic
On May 23, 1931, the historian Hermann Mohn found some stones fragmented by fire near a Neolithic necropolis in the Lone Valley, near the city of Niederstotzingen (Baden-Württemberg, southern Germany). On July 4 of that year he returned to the site together with Gustav Riek, discovering an opening i