Ancient
The top 5 periods of time i would like to visit
Over the past couple of years, I have wondered to myself what life would be llike during various time periods in human existence, some ouch so that I’ve done role plays on ChatGPT where I’ve basically put a character into a random part in human history and I’d live in that time period. I mean the best time period for me is probably now in modern time, with my current disabilities I’d be completely fucked so hard I wouldn’t know what the fuck happened. But I thought it would be fun to explore my favorite time periods and for the sake of argument let’s say I’m completely fine. That way the only thing I can imagine doing isn’t dying the very first day. Which probably is still what would happen with some of these entries anyways. Here is my list of my top 5 periods of time that I would like to visit and why. If you have any period in time that you can think of that you’d like to visit let me know in the comment section.
By Dylan Faughn10 days ago in History
The Secrets Beneath the Giza Plain
Introduction The pyramids of Giza have stood for approximately 4,500 years, but their size and precision still encourage questions that conventional explanations do not always satisfy. The Great Pyramid alone contains about 2.3 million stone blocks, including enormous granite beams transported from Aswan. Beside it stands the Sphinx, carved directly from the limestone bedrock and watching silently across the desert.
By Alan Spencer22 days ago in History
When the military sealed off secrets of 'Tsarichina Hole'
The story of Golyamo Gradishte and the Cave of Bastet in the first part of this investigation finished on ancient Egyptian mythology about a foxy feline goddess and the possible whereabouts of her tomb in Bulgaria’s Strandzha Mountains but the second part moves on to far stranger territory a decade later and an even bigger mystery in a vast tunnel complex to the north under the country’s Balkan range, where a two-year excavation came to a rather abrupt end in November 1992 having found nothing... but at the cost of an arm and a leg.
By Steve Harrison29 days ago in History
Baba Vanga and Bulgaria's buried Egyptian anomalies
About 28 years after British entertainer and comedian Bernard Cribbins’ novelty song “The Hole In The Ground” was released a team sent in by the Bulgarian defence ministry was “digging this hole” in Tsarichina, about 30 kilometres outside Sofia, although “it’s not there now, the ground’s all flat” but beneath the stone that marks where the work supposedly took place you probably won’t find a “bloke in a bowler hat”.
By Steve Harrison29 days ago in History
If You See Me, Then Weep
Some days I write for myself and on others I write hoping it will be read and remembered. Passing along information, having a voice, reaching out to others: all of these have spurred on communication with our fellow citizens of this Earth.
By Judey Kalchik about a month ago in History
The 1930 Trap
National Socialism made a lot of promises that would appeal to most people. That statement will make a lot of people angry because the words National Socialism have become inseparable from Adolf Hitler, the Holocaust, the concentration camps, racial persecution, dictatorship, and the Second World War. That reaction is understandable, but it also prevents us from asking some difficult historical questions.
By Edward Smithabout a month ago in History
