document.write(" The Ancient Technology Newswire From Paranormalnews.com:
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document.write("Video: World‘s Largest Pyramid Discovered in El Mirador
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document.write("Posted: 10/26/2009
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document.write("El Mirador, the largest known Mayan city in the world which is constantly being excavated revealing more surprises. The city itself is remarkable in that it contained the complex roads, canals and impressive structures one would expect of a modern metropolis.
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document.write("Ancient knife proves longer astronomical history
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document.write("Posted: 3/13/2005
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document.write("XINING, (Xinhuanet) -- Archaeologists in northwest China‘s Qinghai province claimed that a 5,000-year-old stone knife with designs of constellations will extend China‘s history of astronomical observation by 1,000 years.
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document.write("Statue reveals ancient astronomy
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document.write("Posted: 1/12/2005
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document.write("A Roman statue of Atlas -- the mythical titan who carried the heavens on his shoulders -- holds clues to the long-lost work of the ancient astronomer Hipparchus, an astronomical historian said Tuesday.
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document.write("China had first complex machines
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document.write("Posted: 6/11/2004
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document.write("Craftsmen in ancient China were using complex machines to work jewellery long before such devices are traditionally thought to have been invented.
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document.write("Iron Age tool marks move to steel
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document.write("Posted: 5/16/2004
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document.write("A tiny Iron Age tool found in Holland is one of the oldest objects unearthed in Europe made from the alloy steel.
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document.write("Flint-area man intends to construct his own kind of Stonehenge
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document.write("Posted: 3/30/2004
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document.write("FLINT, Mich. (AP) -- Some may find it odd that a 57-year-old man goes out into his yard to play with blocks. But then, the blocks that Wallace T. Wallington moves around near his home in a rural Flint area weigh up to nearly 10 tons.
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document.write("Bones hint at first use of fire
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document.write("Posted: 3/23/2004
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document.write("Human-like species living in Africa up to 1.5 million years ago may have known how to control fire, scientists say.
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document.write("ROLLING STONES
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document.write("Posted: 3/21/2004
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document.write("The blocks that Wallace T. Wallington moves around near his home in a rural Flint area have weighed up to nearly 10 tons. And by himself, he moves these behemoth playthings, not with cranes and cables, but with wooden levers.
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document.write("Biotechnologists turning to silkworms
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document.write("Posted: 1/15/2004
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document.write("The ancient technology of producing raw silk is now being applied by such state-of-the-art industries as genetic engineering and biotechnology.
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document.write("Museum exhibits biblical technology (subscription)
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document.write("Posted: 1/4/2004
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document.write("AURORA -- Bible Times Tech, a new exhibit at SciTech Hands-On Museum in Aurora, could surprise folks who think they know all about life in Judea about 3,000 years ago, said building manager Chris Dunklau.
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document.write("Ancient toothbrush unearthed in Germany
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document.write("Posted: 11/22/2003
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document.write("BERLIN, Germany (AP) -- German archaeologists have unearthed what could be Europe‘s oldest toothbrush, officials said Tuesday.
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document.write("Pentagon Takes Control of the Sumerian Stargate
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document.write("Posted: 9/8/2003
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document.write("the Sumerian city of Ur in southern Iraq is now a sprawling airfield and military base
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document.write("Ancient technology behind Nile splendor
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document.write("Posted: 9/7/2003
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document.write("On a visit to the United States this month, Zahi Hawass, director of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, reported that the discoveries were expected to provide new insights into the technology behind the splendor of the pharaohs.
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document.write("DOWSING DATA DEFY THE SKEPTICS
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document.write("Posted: 8/9/2003
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document.write("The success of dowsers doesn‘t surprise the people who know the most about finding underground water, hydrogeologists for the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
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document.write("Peru Farmers Revive ‘Waru Waru‘ System
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document.write("Posted: 8/4/2003
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document.write("ALTO CATACHA, Peru - Viewed from atop a rocky hill beside this remote hamlet, the worn earthen mounds and canals of an ancient farming system that once fed an empire stretch out to the horizon.
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