The 10 Days That Never Happened: A Funny Tale of Jumping Time in 1582
Imagine going to bed on October 4th and waking up… on October 15th. No, you didn't party that hard—your calendar just got updated by the Pope. This actually happened in…
When Did We Start Counting Years in AD?
It’s not like January 1st in the year 1 AD everyone agreed to start over or something, right? So when did this really begin? The system of counting years in AD…
Excavation at Church of the Holy Sepulchre Reveals Ancient Garden Traces Linked to Biblical Jerusalem
New archaeological work at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem — revered by many as the site of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and burial — has revealed signs of…
Did Dutch Settlers & the British Construct More in the US During the 1600s Than We’re Told?
Let’s talk about early Dutch settlements in America, and how the Dutch East India Company (VOC)’s influence is a key factor here. During the early 1600s, the Dutch were highly…
Archaeologists Find Evidence of Biblical Battle at 600 BC Armageddon Site
The ancient city of Megiddo, a place steeped in biblical history and prophecy, has revealed new archaeological evidence that may confirm the site of a legendary battle. Excavations have uncovered…
Archaeologists Confirm Legendary Underground Inca Labyrinth Beneath Cusco
For centuries, rumors swirled about a vast underground tunnel system hidden beneath the ancient city of Cusco, Peru. Now, archaeologists have confirmed that these long-rumored passageways—some stretching over a mile—are…
Ancient Tools Challenge Civilization Timeline, Suggesting Early Seafaring Mastery in Southeast Asia
A groundbreaking study of ancient stone tools from Southeast Asia is reshaping our understanding of early maritime technology. Archaeological evidence now suggests that as far back as 40,000 years ago,…
Toddler Stumbles Upon 3,800-Year-Old Scarab Amulet in Israel
Credit to Israel Antiquities Authority for the featured imageA family outing in southern Israel took an unexpected turn earlier this month when a three-year-old girl discovered an ancient artifact dating…
Archaeologists in Pompeii Uncover Monumental Funerary Relief of a Life-Size Couple
A team of archaeologists has unearthed an extraordinary funerary relief in Pompeii’s Porta Sarno necropolis, featuring a nearly life-size depiction of a man and a woman. This significant find is…
About the Dutch East India Company (VOC) Wealth from Looted Artifacts
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) was emblematic of its era's economic and cultural dominance, playing a significant role in global trade and, at times, the stealing of cultural artifacts.…
The Hidden World Beneath Us: Ancient Dwellings, Modern Government Installations, and More
For centuries, myths and folklore from nearly every corner of the world have hinted at something extraordinary beneath our feet. Stories about caves and burial chambers, vast underground cities, advanced…
Debunking the Walam Olum: A Fabricated Lenape History and the True Ancestry of Native Americans
The Walam Olum, once considered a significant Native American historical document, has been debunked as a fabrication. However, recent genetic studies have revealed intriguing connections between Native American populations and…
500-Million-Year-Old ‘Human’ Footprint? Scientists Debunk Mysterious Fossil
The claim of a 500-million-year-old human-like footprint embedded in Cambrian-era rock formations has sparked considerable intrigue and debate. However, upon closer examination, this assertion conflicts with well-established scientific understanding of…
1.5M Year Old Footprints Discovered: Scientists Uncover Fossilized Tracks That Could Rewrite History
A remarkable discovery has stunned scientists and historians alike—fossilized footprints found in Kenya in 2021 may challenge existing timelines of early human ancestor movement. The footprints, uncovered by researchers from…
Who Really Found North America Before & After Columbus’s Voyages?
Let’s be clear - Christopher Columbus never set foot in what is now the United States. His four voyages (1492–1504) were mostly to the Caribbean, including islands like Hispaniola (Haiti…
La Venta: Olmec Civilization and Its Mysterious Monuments
Nestled in the humid lowlands of present-day Tabasco, Mexico, La Venta stands as one of the most significant archaeological sites of the Olmec civilization, often regarded as Mesoamerica's first great…
New Radar Scans Reveal Potential Massive Underground Structures Beneath Giza Pyramids
Recent advancements in radar technology have unveiled intriguing subterranean structures beneath Egypt's Giza Plateau, sparking both excitement and skepticism within the archaeological community. Researchers from Italy and Scotland employed Synthetic…
Honoring Andrew Cross: The Legacy of the ‘Desert Drifter’
The exploration community and countless fans worldwide are mourning the loss of Andrew Cross, affectionately known as the "Desert Drifter," who tragically passed away on March 4, 2025, at the…
Ethical Archaeology Funding: The True Cost of Excavation & Research
When we think about archaeological excavations, it's easy to romanticize the process—adventurers uncovering long-lost artifacts, revealing secrets of the past, and making groundbreaking discoveries. However, the reality of responsible archaeology…
Top Archaeological Discoveries of Q1 2025
The year 2025 has been remarkable for archaeology, with groundbreaking discoveries that have deepened our understanding of ancient civilizations. Here are some of the most significant finds so far: Discovery…
The Top Five Most Wanted Excavation Sites for Lost Ancient Civilizations
The world is full of mysteries, and among the greatest of them are the lost civilizations that may still lie buried beneath the earth, waiting to rewrite history. While places…
Supporting the Explorers of Our Past: How We Can Help Expeditions Like WFSU Ecology’s Underwater Discoveries
The past is always speaking to us—it’s just waiting to be uncovered. That’s why I was incredibly moved by a recent documentary from WFSU Ecology, showcasing a dedicated team of…
Welcome Message From Founder
Hey there, and welcome! Ryan here, the founder of this project, and I’m incredibly excited to introduce you to what we’re building. Dinge is a movement designed to connect passionate…