Ancient ruins are both interesting and inspiring because they reveal a hidden piece of history behind them. These top archeological findings have left many people baffled, while scientists are still left with even more questions. If you are a fan of both traveling and archaeology, you will be happy to know that you can visit these locations in person.
Las Bolas in Costa Rica
Giant stone spheres in the south of Costa Rica, also known as Las Bolas, are huge rocks formed out of molten magma. These ancient rocks were meaningful in their astronomical weight and hold many truths for the Chibchan people.
Cleopatra’s Tomb in Egypt
After decades of searching, the discovery of Cleopatra’s tomb ricked the world of history, Egyptology, and archaeology. The tomb is still considered one of the most important discoveries in the world. Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony were both found together at an underground site located near the Egyptian god Isis’ temple.
Atlantis in the Bahamas
The mythical underwater city of Atlantis, also known as the Lost City, has fascinated many for a long time. It was finally discovered just off the coast of the Bahamas although the popular guess was that it was located off the coast of Japan. Its most possible location was determined by archaeologists and mentioned first by Plato.
Nazca Lines in Peru
Nazca lines were found in the 1920s and are one of the most beautiful discoveries of Peru. The geometric lines have been linked to odd stories of traditional beliefs and rituals and even extraterrestrial life that the pre-Inca Nazcans may have viewed and worshipped as deities.
The pyramids in Egypt
Egypt’s majestic pyramids, built around 5,000 years ago in Cairo, are one of the biggest wonders of the world. Tunnels and shafts are dug into the pyramids where Egyptian tombs, ancient scrolls, and mysterious artifacts lie.
