Ancient Manuscript In Museum Reveals Discovery Of Objects Unknown To Modern Science – Why Were The Ancient Time Capsules Hidden? – Part 3
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - There are many reasons why an advanced civilization can decide to conceal its precious treasures and extraordinary invention, but why were these particular time capsules hidden? We are not discussing one but dozens of ancient time capsules that according to Coptic sources contain the most extraordinary objects one can imagine.
In part 1 we talked about how a group of explorers accidentally stumbled upon mysterious tunnels leading to a chamber where they found a very peculiar object. Something strange happened to one of the team members who lost his mind and behaved in the most curious manner. In part 2 we discussed Coptic secrets that shed light on part of this ancient mystery. Now, it’s time to move on and explore more ancient objects unknown to modern science.
This brings us to another fascinating old artifact that ancient sources tell was once part of a vast ancient time capsule that consisted of many extraordinary treasures. Knowledge of this baffling ancient invention may have been known to another prehistoric civilization that attempted to reproduce a similar object, but tragic events led to the destruction of the artifact.
This is a preview of our premium article available only to members of Ancient Pages.
If you are already a member and have logged in to your account, you can access the article here
See also:
Antediluvian Time-Capsule Hidden In Forbidden Ancient Egyptian Crypts?
Is A Time Travel Machine Based On Secret Ancient Egyptian Knowledge Hidden In London?
Antediluvian Artifact Discovered In Egyptian Tomb May Solve The Great Pyramid Mystery?
Antediluvian Sacred Tablets And Rare Manuscript Reveal Secret Ancient Egyptian Knowledge
More From Ancient Pages
-
Mystery Of The British Pompeii Deepens – Bronze Age Settlement Destroyed By Dramatic Fire
Archaeology | Jun 23, 2019
-
Ominous Black Layer – A Geological Anomaly Or Scientific Evidence Of A Great Ancient Cosmic Catastrophe?
Featured Stories | Jan 29, 2019
-
Cambridge Supports Nigeria’s Claim For Return Of Benin Artefacts From University Collections
Archaeology | Aug 2, 2022
-
Major Breakthrough: 1.4-Million-Year-Old Bones Discovered In Spain Rewrite History Of Human Evolution In Europe
Archaeology | Sep 29, 2022
-
Glima – Ancient Martial Art Practiced By The Vikings Is Still Popular Today
Ancient Traditions And Customs | Mar 7, 2017
-
Mythical Danaides: Daughters Of Danaus Condemned In Hades To Eternal Punishment
Featured Stories | Mar 22, 2016
-
2,000-Year-Old Stela And ‘Laboratory’ Of Early Maya Writing Found In Guatemala
Archaeology | Mar 15, 2020
-
Missing ‘Delmenhorst’: 17th Century Danish Warship From ‘Battle Of Fehmarn’ Found
Archaeology | Sep 22, 2020
-
Ancient Germanic Ghost Warriors – Romans’ Greatest Military Defeat And Nightmare
Featured Stories | Feb 18, 2019
-
Adad ‘Lord Of Abundance’- Mesopotamian Weather God Who Was Responsible For Fertility, Wealth And Oracles
Featured Stories | Mar 11, 2020
-
Unique Roman Artifact Discovered At Vindolanda Was More Than A Good Luck Charm
Archaeology | Feb 20, 2023
-
Immigrants In Prehispanic Cancun Were Treated Just Like Maya Locals
Archaeology | Oct 26, 2023
-
Horses In Florida Did Not Travel Far Distances – New Study Suggests
Archaeology | Jan 3, 2019
-
Meskhenet: Egyptian Goddess Of Household And Childbirth Who Governed Over Fate And Destiny
Egyptian Mythology | Mar 14, 2019
-
Rare 1,800-Year-Old Fragment From Fish-Shaped Roman Bottle Unearthed In Gloucestershire
Archaeology | Jul 23, 2019
-
On This Day In History: Aviator Amelia Earhart Was The First Woman To Cross The Atlantic By Air – On June 18, 1928
News | Jun 18, 2016
-
Real Giant Kojomkul Who Became A Folk Hero In Kyrgyzstan
Featured Stories | Dec 2, 2020
-
Troublemaker Eris: Greek Deity That Ignited Hatred Among All
Featured Stories | Apr 11, 2024
-
Astronomically Aligned Pyramidal Buildings Of America’s Oldest City Reveal How Its Builders Apprehended Space And Time
Archaeology | Apr 15, 2021
-
World’s First Documented Labor Strike Took Place In Ancient Egypt In The 12th Century BC
Ancient History Facts | Jun 7, 2016