Giant With Teeth Almost the Size of a Horse Found in Wheeling, Ohio

Here is an article about a giant found in East Wheeling, Ohio dated November 21, 1856 from the New York Times. What impressed the sheriff and the workers was the size of the skeleton, approximately eleven feet. His jaw and teeth are almost as large as those of a horse.

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Lost Ancient City of the Monkey God Discovered in the Honduran Rain Forest

Archaeologists have discovered an ancient lost city hidden deep within the Honduran Rain Forest. Lost city of monkey godThe team of experts were led to the site in search of the fabled “White City,” also known as the “City of the Monkey God.”

The mysterious lost city has never before been explored until now, according to a story first reported on NationalGeographic.com.

Experts say the lost city has extensive plazas, earthworks, mounds, and even a pyramid belonging to a culture which had lived thousand years ago. They also found various stone sculptures that appear to be untouched since the city was abandoned. (more…)

Ides of March

The Ides of March (Latin: Idus Martii or Idus Martiae) signifies the date of March 15th on which the Pontifex Maximus (Pope) of julius-caesr-assasination1Rome, Julius Caesar was assassinated at a meeting of the senate in the year 44 BC. His killers had been composed of approximately 60 Roman Senators who had conspired with the leaders of the murder plot, Cassius and Brutus. Caesar was stabbed a total of 23 times, which ultimately led to his death.

The murder of Julius had occurred shortly after the Roman Senate had named Caesar dictator perpetuo (“dictator in perpetuity”). Essentially making him the King (Rex) of Rome. Coins called ‘denarius’ were minted in his honor, with his likeness on one side, and with an image of the goddess Ceres and Caesar’s title of Augur Pontifex Maximus on the reverse. He received these honors in the year 44 BC  in the Temple of Venus Genetrix, and rather than rising to meet those who were honoring Julius, he defiantly remained seated. (more…)