Tag: archaeology

New World Discovery That Changes Everything (Video)

New World Discovery That Changes Everything (Video)

January 6, 2018 by Comments are Disabled

Back in 1992 Richard Cerruti a construction-site monitor for the San Diego Natural History Museum happened to be at the right place at the right time. Cerruti had discovered the scattered remains
Of an ancient mastodon site that gradually unfolded into what would mesmerize some and infuriate others within the community of scholars studying early hominids in the New World.
Jon Bowne reports.

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Artifacts of Goddess Worship

Cycles of Global Change – Part 4 – The Rise of the Goddess Civilization

August 9, 2015 by 12 comments

This article is the fourth installment in a series describing events that occurred in the four millennia leading up the beginning of recorded history when cuneiform writing first appeared in Sumer about 5000 years ago. As our knowledge of prehistory evolves we are realizing that there is far more to the story than has been recognized by previous generations of […]

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