The Bible is full of intriguing stories describing unusual objects, remarkable people, strange events, lost ancient cities, prophecies and much more.
Despite decades of research there are many things written in the Holy Book that Biblical scholars cannot explain or agree on. Travel back to Biblical times and explore some of the greatest Biblical mysteries of all time.
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – Some years ago, a group of scientists announced they had discovered graves of giants in Syria. Among them was the grave of Abel, the second son of Adam and Eve. While visiting Syria, Lebanon and Egypt,
A. Sutherland – AncientPages.com – The story of the Tower of Babel is set in the time after Noah’s flood and it was long considered to be a legend. No Babylonian documents have as yet been found which refer clearly to
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – Scientists hope they can soon reveal the hidden text known as Codex Zacynthius, an old manuscript in the New Testament. The text is a sixth or seventh-century script that has been partially scraped away and
AncientPages.com – Today we present a fabulous and comprehensive book packed full of valuable information on one of the most important anthropological puzzles – the giants of ancient America – the great mound builders. Such approach to the subject of giant
AncientPages.com – Jonah images in later “early” Christian art, such as images found in the Roman catacombs, are the most common motif found on tombs as a symbol of Christian resurrection hope. In contrast, the story of Jonah is not depicted
AncientPages.com – Has the dwelling place of God finally been located? Archaeologists and historians have searched for evidence of the Biblical Tabernacle for many years. Now, finally an intriguing discovery can shed more light on a mystery that has fascinated mankind
AncientPages.com – Few ancient relics have caused so much heated debated and controversy as the Shroud of Turin. Is it a forgery or the shroud authentic? This subject has been discussed for years among various experts. Adding more fuel to the
