An Egyptologist has identified several previously unseen messages hidden on the 3,300-year-old carved stone pillar.
The remarkable case file concerns a close encounter in Siberia that allegedly resulted in the deaths of several soldiers.
Move over Fred Flintstone... evidence of an extremely primitive form of ancient vehicle has been found.
The Moon is seen as a 'stepping stone' to sending humans to Mars - but could we realistically skip it ?
The historic stone has been used during the coronation of British monarchs for centuries.
Thousands of years ago, a major volcanic eruption spewed plumes of ash and dust which darkened the skies.
Over 200 fossilized dinosaur footprints have been found criss-crossing a limestone quarry in Oxfordshire.
The world-famous Neolithic stone circle may have served as more than just a spiritual or ritualistic monument.
The limestone sarcophagus is thought to have been that of Saint Nicholas - the real-life inspiration behind Santa Claus.
The slab was discovered three years ago by local fishermen in the silt of Bashplemi Lake, Georgia.
Archaeologists discovered that the man had been buried with several large stones placed on his chest.
One of the Neolithic monument's most iconic stones came from much further afield than previously thought.
Archaeologists have found evidence to suggest that a primitive hydraulic lift might have been used to move heavy stones.
Five people had reportedly been in the vehicle at the time that it had inexplicably driven into the water.
This undecipherable inscription written in an unknown language and writing system has puzzled experts for centuries.
Efforts to determine what was inscribed upon the stone, which was found in a man's patio, had proven challenging.
The curious inscription was discovered quite by accident underneath a stone slab in a homeowner's garden patio.
The historic Wiltshire monument, which dates back over 5,000 years, is well known for its solar alignments.
The huge structure could potentially be the oldest Stone Age megastructure built by humans in Europe.
The museum has long been a popular tourist destination with hundreds of thousands of people visiting it every year.