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Ancient Stones of Australia: A Mysterious Series of Rock Arrangements and...
My son Evan and I have written extensively about the site Frederic Slater, President of the Australian Archaeological Education and Research Society, proposed was “Australia’s Stonehenge,” which we...
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Reviving a Leafy Dinosaur: The Wollemi Pine
A popular idea in science fiction is the resurrection of prehistoric creatures such as dinosaurs, mammoths, and even Neanderthals. In reality, such a resurrection of a prehistoric creature has yet to...
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Tamils and Sumerians Among the FIRST to Reach Australia and Antarctica? PART I
Guest Author, Satellite Archaeologist, and Independent Researcher, William James Veall updates his recently published article on "Antarctica Writings" on Ancient Origins, to include an alternative...
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History’s Lost Transoceanic Voyages: Tamils and Sumerians Among the FIRST to...
Regarding interesting inscriptions and shapes found by satellite archaeology, revealing what might be ancient human occupation on the continent of Antarctica, author William James Veall writes that...
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80 Percent of This Town in Australia Lives Underground!
In the remote South Australian desert, where temperatures are known to reach 125 °F / 51 °C in the shade, lies a town named Coober Pedy (literally ‘white man’s hole’), where residents have dug...
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Living Lights: Majestic Glowworm Cave of Waitomo is Like a Starry Night
The Waitomo Glowworm Cave is a magnificent subterranean cave system in Waitomo, New Zealand, which as its name suggests, is renowned for its glowworm population. The glowworms, sometimes referred to as...
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Te Wairoa: The Buried Village of New Zealand
Te Wairoa Village was established by the Christian missionary in 1848, but by the time the eruption of Mt. Tarawera buried the site in volcanic debris, it had survived for less than 40 years.Its...
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Diprotodon: The Massive Marsupial that Roamed Australia 5.3 Million Years Ago
Today, Australia contains many wild and wondrous animals, and not much has changed over the past millions of years. The diprotodon is an animal that roamed Australia 5.3 million years ago. Read...
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Falemauga Caves Provide Unprecedented Insight into Ancient Samoan History
Samoa is located in the South Pacific and is famed for its beautiful beaches and its tropical forests. However there are also many natural wonders in Samoa, including many remarkable volcanic craters...
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Fascinating Levuka Historical Port Town: Former Home to Fijian Cannibals and...
Ovalau Island is Fiji as it used to be in days gone by - an unspoiled paradise with friendly locals, the rare tourist, and an incredibly interesting history. Read moreSection: NewsAncient...
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Talietumu Fort, Wallis and Futuna: The Fortress for a King Whose Feet Could...
The islands of the South Pacific are best known as tropical paradises and many of them also have long histories and fascinating cultures. Talietumu is an archaeological site in the Polynesian islands...
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Populating Palmerston Island: One Man, Three Wives and A Desert Island Paradise
Palmerston Island is part of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific Ocean. This island is one of the six main islands located on a coral atoll and is the only one that is inhabited. Palmerston Island is...
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Land Diving in Vanuatu: Would You Take the Leap of Faith?
Throughout the history of the world, tribal and slightly primitive people of remote corners of the globe, have always had unique beliefs and traditions. From Papua New Guinea, to Australia to the...
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Pindai Caves, Once Home to the Lapita People and Extinct Species
New Caledonia, in the South Pacific, is a special collectivity of France. Not only does it have a fascinating history and unique culture, the islands also have one of the most important archaeological...
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Could Tuvalu’s History Stretch Back 8000 Years?
Tuvalu is a small independent nation in the Pacific. This group of islands is one of the most remote in the world and its population is one of the most isolated. Read moreSection: NewsAncient...
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Tokelau, a Small Nation with Great Traditions
Many dream of living on an island in the Pacific beneath endless blue skies and along golden beaches, far from the stresses of modern living.Read moreSection: NewsAncient PlacesAustralia &...
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Nauru, The Tiny Nation with a Blackened Name
One of the many micro-nations in the Pacific is Nauru, once known as Pleasant Island. This small island has a rich and complex history.Read moreSection: NewsAncient PlacesAustralia & OceaniaRead...
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Botany and The Colonization of Australia in 1770
James Cook and his companions aboard the Endeavour landed at a harbour on Australia’s southeast coast in April of 1770. Cook named the place Botany Bay for “the great quantity of plants Mr. Banks and...
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Genetic Analysis Shows Early Contact Between South Americans and Polynesians
New evidence is emerging about the links between Polynesian and South American populations in the Pacific before the arrival of the Europeans. The theory that South Americans first colonized Easter...
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Meta-Study of Parramatta Reveals All About Sydney’s Pre-Historic Past
A team of archaeologists asked if Aboriginal population recovery in Australia was delayed after the Last Glacial Maximum? For answers, they analyzed archaeological evidence from Australia’s Parramatta...
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