AllThatHistory Weekly
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The Real Nazca Lines: What Mainstream Archaeology Won’t Commit To
Everyone has heard of the Nazca Lines. Most people know the alien explanation is nonsense. But the real academic debate three competing theories, none of them fully supported by the evidence is far more interesting than the alternative hist...
Who Was Cleopatra?
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Most of what people know about Cleopatra came from her enemies. She ruled Egypt from 51 to 30 BC and died by her own hand when it became clear Octavian would parade her through Rome as a prisoner. In the centuries since, she...
Stonehenge’s Bones: The Burial Site That Rewrites What We Thought We Knew
Stonehenge at sunrise, Wiltshire, England. Construction took place in multiple phases from approximately 3000 to 1500 BCE.
Stonehenge has been generating theories for as long as people have been writing about it. Merlin built it. Romans b...
Who Built Gobekli Tepe and Why Did They Bury It?
Gobekli Tepe was built 12,000 years ago at least 1,000 years before the first evidence of agriculture anywhere in the world. It required coordinating hundreds of workers, quarrying 20-ton limestone pillars, and sustaining organized construc...
What Happened to the Maya Civilization?
Between 800 and 1000 AD, dozens of major Maya cities in the southern lowlands went quiet. Tikal, Palenque, Copan, Caracol. Populations in the hundreds of thousands collapsed. Monument building stopped. Political systems that had organized M...
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