#Ongoing

At the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers, where South Africa meets Zimbabwe and Botswana, the Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape preserves the archaeological sequence of southern Africa’s first large indigenous kingdom.

Robbie Davidson’s Celebrate Truth staged the first Flat Earth International Conference on 9–10 Nov 2017 near Raleigh–Cary, North Carolina, with later U.S. dates including Dallas 14–15 Nov 2019; speakers such as Mark Sargent, Rob Skiba, Bob Knodel, and Jeran Campanella turned ticketed halls into the post-YouTube movement’s IRL evidence ecosystem.

The 2004 Nimitz "Tic Tac" encounters, AATIP/UAPTF/AARO institutional trail, and ODNI reporting created an official UAP paper path—document the sensors and bureaucracy without importing cartoon aliens.

In March 1974, farmers digging a well near Lintong struck pottery that cultural officials recognized as Qin funerary figures. Excavation opened warrior and horse pits inside Qin Shi Huang’s mausoleum; UNESCO List 441 (1987) made the complex a World Heritage magnet. The Archive tension is discovery prestige and narrative control—site museum and WH paperwork—not clay-robot or alien-garrison folklore.

Rapa Nui—Easter Island—enters global folklore as a parable: a people who cut every palm to move stone giants, wrecked their ecology, and collapsed into war and cannibalism before Europeans arrived. Jared Diamond’s *Collapse* gave that story its widest audience.

Petra, the rock-cut Nabataean capital in southern Jordan, is famous in photographs for façades emerging from a Siq of red sandstone. What made extensive settlement possible in an arid catchment was not the façades alone but a managed water landscape: spring-fed pipelines, channels cut in rock, cisterns and reservoirs, particle-settling basins, and.

On a limestone cliff above the plain at Bisotun (Behistun) in western Iran’s Kermanshah province, the Achaemenid king Darius I ordered a bas-relief and a vast trilingual cuneiform inscription after he secured the throne in 521 BCE.

In **1939**, archaeologist **Basil Brown** (employed by landowner **Edith Pretty**) excavated Mound 1 at **Sutton Hoo**, Suffolk — an Anglo-Saxon ship burial with garnet cloisonné, a ceremonial helmet, and royal-status goods now in the British Museum. WWII interrupted; later campaigns and the **Treasure** legal framework shaped public archaeology. Documentary spine for early medieval Britain…

The painted funerary mask known in court papers as Ka-Nefer-Nefer—SLAM Object 19:1998—is a Nineteenth-Dynasty cartonnage object purchased in 1998 from Phoenix Ancient Art. Between 2011 and 2014 the United States tried to forfeit it for repatriation to Egypt; the Eastern District of Missouri dismissed the complaint, the Eighth Circuit affirmed, and DOJ later ended further pursuit.

Carbonized scrolls from Herculaneum's Villa of the Papyri, buried by Vesuvius in 79 CE, are being read via EduceLab CT volumes and the 2023 Vesuvius Challenge; Luke Farritor's First Letters Prize recovered Greek πορφύρας inside an unopened scroll in October 2023.

Çatalhöyük rises as twin tells on the Konya plain of southern Anatolia: a taller East Mound with dense Neolithic occupation and a West Mound continuing into Chalcolithic levels. Excavations revealed a streetless settlement of mudbrick houses packed back to back, entered from the roof, rebuilt in stacked levels across centuries of sedentary life.

On 5 November 1922 Howard Carter noted in his pocket diary that a tomb had been found beneath the debris of Ramesses VI, seals still intact. What followed was not a weekend treasure raid but a decade of clearance, recording, and photography under the patronage of the fifth Earl of Carnarvon and, after Carnarvon’s death, under continued work that filled.

VAERS is a CDC/FDA co-managed passive surveillance system whose public COVID-era report volumes adherents mobilize as mass-injury proof. Official guides state reports are unverified and do not establish causation; COVID EUA rules required certain serious-event reports into that funnel. Contested/L2 documents both readings without baptizing mass injury or sneering.

Jeran Campanella’s multi-mile laser tests, Bob Knodel’s Globebusters ring-laser gyroscope runs, and Mark Sargent/Patricia Steere’s media trail—captured in Daniel J. Clark’s 2018 documentary Behind the Curve—define the DIY measurement subculture that treated lakes, gyros, and baselines as public proofs.

Ohio’s Newark Earthworks—Great Circle and Octagon—sit inside the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks serial property UNESCO inscribed in 2023. NPS, Ohio History Connection, and OSU research hubs document Hopewell ceremonial landscapes and the Octagon lease settlement. Prefer WH and state-park paperwork over lost-race or golf-course overlay folklore.

On the Old Bedford River in the Cambridgeshire Fens, Samuel Rowbotham (1838) reported a boat flag remaining visible over roughly six miles from a low telescope; John Hampden’s 1870 wager, Wallace’s theodolite redesign, Oldham’s 1901 photographs, and modern laser restages keep the canal at the center of flat-Earth experimental citation.

Claimants mobilize VAERS totals and regulator myocarditis/TTS language as proof of mass COVID vaccine injury. CDC/FDA acknowledge rare mRNA-associated myocarditis/pericarditis and labeling updates; EMA communicates TTS/CVST for adenovirus products; VAERS guides state reports do not prove causation. Contested/L2 documents both lanes without baptizing an injury epidemic or sneering at claimants.

Runit Dome on Enewetak Atoll caps an unlined Cactus crater holding >100,000 cubic yards of plutonium-contaminated cleanup debris. DOE Reports to Congress (2020 status; 2024 climate) stress stable structure and doses; the same packets record groundwater communication with the lagoon and host-nation distrust of a U.S.-built lid left after Compact claims settlement.

Jonathan Jay Pollard, a U.S. Navy intelligence analyst, pleaded guilty on 4 June 1986 to conspiracy under 18 U.S.C. § 794(c) and was sentenced to life on 4 March 1987. The D.C. Circuit opinion, NARA ISCAP Weinberger affidavit, and National Security Archive sentencing packets document the plea spine. Living-person care: court verbs only.

In the tenth century, the Khmer court at Koh Ker—Lingapura—raised sandstone temples and narrative sculpture ensembles north of Angkor. Centuries later, during Cambodia’s civil war and Khmer Rouge years, looters detached figures from pedestals at sites such as Prasat Chen and fed them into international antiquities networks. In the twenty-first century, U.S.

In 1938, while digging a cistern in his compound at Igbo-Ukwu in southeastern Nigeria, Isaiah Anozie struck bronze. From 1959 to 1964 Thurstan Shaw excavated Igbo Isaiah, Igbo Richard, and Igbo Jonah for the Nigerian Department of Antiquities; radiocarbon clustering around the ninth century CE collided with colonial-era folklore that sophisticated copper-alloy casting in the region “should” be later.

The Great Altar of Pergamon—Attalid marble of the second century BCE, famous for its Gigantomachy frieze—stands today as a reconstructed monument inside Berlin’s Pergamonmuseum, under the custody of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and the Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz.

Disk models cast Antarctica as a circumferential ice wall; in December 2024 pastor Will Duffy’s The Final Experiment took flat- and globe-leaning YouTubers to Union Glacier (14–17 Dec) to observe a 24-hour sun—press recorded Jeran Campanella’s 'sometimes you are wrong' remarks while ice-wall geography claims persist in movement media.

A cabal of Satanic, cannibalistic child molesters allegedly operates a global sex trafficking ring against Donald Trump.