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Ancient tombs discovered in Egyptian city of Luxor
Important new Discovery in Luxor Temple of Amenhotep Ii
By: Christine Zibas
The Antiquities Minister of Egypt Mohamed Ibrahim announced in January 2013 that Italian archaeologists working in Luxor made a new discovery. According to the "Huffington Post," the Italians discovered tombs more than 3,000 years old beneath the temple of King Amenhotep II...
Do orgasms prevent humans from selecting their best possible mates?
Orgasms and Choosing a Mate
By: The Dingo
Do Orgasms Prevent Humans From Selecting Their Best Possible Mates? The idea of whether a man or a woman deliberately seeks out a partner based on sexual prowess or the ability to deliver a resonating orgasm is not fictional. And the thought of sex has...
Introduction to the Paleolithic
By: Elizabeth M Young
The Stone Age has captured our hearts and minds for centuries. As the evidence of the activities and lives of our earliest humans and human ancestors was discovered, the world became permanently fascinated. To this day, new discoveries are treated as "breaking news" because of...
Biography: Margaret Meade
Margaret Mead a brief Biography
Born in 1901, Margaret Mead was the oldest of four children and the daughter of two educators. Her mother and paternal grandmother were the two greatest influences in her young life. (She did not like her maternal grandmother for some reason.) After a brief...
Archaeology Finding Treasures in Ancient Trash
By: Thomas Rutledge
Revelation from Ancient Trash Dump In the northern part of Egypt a city thrived for more than a thousand years, living, loving, and throwing away 'trash'. In the early 1800's two archeologists stumbled upon the location of the city dump outside the city walls of...
Assessing Population Integration Models Mosaic vs Melting Pot
By: Bill Somes
It is obvious that the world has become a "Global Village" with the evolution of global transportation/travel and international commerce aided by the Internet and other forms of instant communication, not to mention the socio/political effects of organizations such as NATO and the UN in...
Archeological Evidence Suggest Origins of first Americans
By: Adrian Chu
Alike myriad early cultures, writing was not invented during the time, which the First Americans arrived and settled in the Americas. Therefore, extensive research must be completed to uncover the deep and hidden truth that lie inside many excavations within North and South America.As...
Views on the Theories of Evolution
By: Reiko Yukawa
There are really only two possibilities: that all present life from chemicals to one-celled organisms was formed through natural processes over billions of years through gradual stages, or that an intelligent Creator designed and created the universe and everything in it, including life, on a...
Biography Thor Heyerdahl
By: Dave Franklin
Thor Heyerdahl came to the attention of the world at large when he sailed a small balsa wood raft from Peru to Polynesia, but to have him tagged as a mere explorer or adventurer is like saying Neil Armstrong liked to travel or Einstein was...
By: Mike Haubrich
If knowledge is to rule at Helium, I think that someone with some knowledge of the issues of evolution needs to step in an provide some insight to the people that are using strawmen arguments to argue against evolution. The starting point needs to be...
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