10 Unresolved mysteries on earth

By Kanchan Choudhary, 3 March 2017

6The Voynich Manuscript

Though many theories have been floating, which claim to have unlocked the code to the language in this manuscript, but none have been able to do that. In fact in 2014, two groups claimed to have solved this puzzle, but again nothing could be ascertained because their views were completely opposite. One believed that this is an ancient Mexican dialect and the other thought that it is an Asian language.

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7Yonaguni Monument

This underwater structure has been living as a puzzle in the minds of the researchers as no one knows whether this structure is man-made or a natural formation. There are 90 degree angular formations as well as flat edges on this structure which is located off the coast of Yonaguni, Japan.

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8The Tunnels from the Stone Age

These man-made tunnels are believed to be have been carved during the Stone Age, but researchers are still puzzled at the thought of how were they made in those times.

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9Costa Rica’s Stone Spheres

Costa Rica has a place where there are hundreds of granodiorite spheres that are present in sizes as small as 3 or 4 centimetres to even 3 meters. Archaeologists have simply no clue what they are?

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10Excavation of Eater Island mysterious heads reveals torsos under the surface

It seems there was much more to the mysterious Easter Island statues as previously believed. Till now the local population on one of the world’s most remote islands thought the statues were only heads but excavation has revealed they have complete torsos buried under the earth’s surface. This was discovered by archaeologist Jo Anne Tilburg research associate at UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology. Tilburg had spent 9 years documenting the 1000 odd statues and was surprised to find the torsos buried under centuries of rock, dirt and earth when excavating two of them.

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