Over $7 MILLION in Gold Found… But Where Did It Come From?
An investigator explores Tasmania's remote wilderness to uncover the history of a forgotten 1880s mining camp and search for the source of over seven million dollars in…

Over $7 MILLION in Gold Found… But Where Did It Come From?
An investigator explores Tasmania's remote wilderness to uncover the history of a forgotten 1880s mining camp and search for the source of over seven million dollars in…
The Engines of Our Ingenuity 1644: Hufeland on Infants
An 18th-century medical doctor named Hufeland shares historical insights and methods regarding infant care and child-rearing practices.
Hidden Earth Grids & Ley Lines of France | Druid Spirits, Ancient Cathedrals & Global Energy
This video explores the hidden earth energy grids, ley lines, ancient cathedrals, and megalithic sites of France, discussing their connection to…
Scientists Found Out What Really Happened Inside The Last of the Mohicans Fort
This video examines the historical reality of the 1757 siege of Fort William Henry and the subsequent massacre, using archaeological and forensic evidence…
Why Did Someone Do This To A Graveyard?
This video explores the strange and forgotten history of St Pancras Old Churchyard in London, where nineteenth-century railway construction displaced thousands of bodies and left headstones stacked in…
61. Giants, Beasts and Petrified Creatures
An exploration of giants, beasts, and petrified creatures from a mythological and alternative history perspective.
Why the Old World glorified ‘redheads’ (theory)
This episode examines the history, migration, and societal roles of red-haired individuals in the Old World, exploring alternative theories regarding their origins and significance.
The Chris Cottrell Interview | Matt Beall Podcast
Chris Cottrell discusses his research into the Carolina Bays and the Michigan Basin Impact Hypothesis, suggesting these formations were created by a massive cosmic impact on an ancient ice…
101-Year-Old WWII Marine Raider Recounts Surviving Machine Gun Fire at Iwo Jima
A 101-year-old WWII Marine Raider recounts his intense combat experiences and surviving machine gun fire during the Battle of Iwo Jima.
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The Younger Dryas Impact Is About to Face a Global Double-Blind Test
Dan Richards joins George Howard on The Cosmic Tusk podcast to discuss the state of the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, elongated skulls, AI research tools, and…
Archaeologists discover 1,200-year-old mummified hairless dog in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered 1,200-year-old mummified remains of hairless dogs at a Wari Empire burial site, providing new insights into ancient canine care…
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Dusan Markovic is making some last-minute adjustments to the cover art. Once complete, "Medicus Capsarius" will be ready for release. Watch this space over the next few days!
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The Legend of Atlantis and The Science of Geology
This essay explores the geological arguments surrounding the legend of Atlantis and the Great Flood, arguing that orthodox uniformitarian geology unfairly dismisses catastrophism.
China’s Century of Revolutions
This episode explores China's tumultuous Century of Humiliation from the Opium Wars to the Communist Revolution of 1949, examining how these upheavals shaped the modern nation.
Before Apollo, Wernher von Braun Planned Ten Ships for Mars
Wernher von Braun designed an early Mars expedition plan involving ten ships, seventy crew members, orbital assembly, and winged landers.
Today in Supreme Court History: October 18, 1960
This content is a historical overview of the Supreme Court case Gomillion v.
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The Forgotten Female Generals Who Terrified the Roman Empire
This article explores the lives and military campaigns of notable female warriors and rulers from antiquity, such as Queen Teuta, Cleopatra, Candace Amanirenas, Boudicca, and Zenobia, who…
In 1925, Howard Carter found an iron dagger on Tutankhamun's mummy. Iron was worth more than gold then, and Egypt was not smelting it yet. In 2016, X-rays found 10.8% nickel in the blade, pointing to a meteorite. Egyptians called iron "metal of the sky." What did Tut think it was?