Peter Kinney articles

Four and a half millennia after Khufu’s builders sealed the Great Pyramid, scientists have slipped a tiny camera through its ancient stones and spotted something remarkable. A narrow corridor, untouched since antiquity, lies hidden above the pyramid’s main entrance. What purpose it once served remains a puzzle, but its discovery adds a new layer to Egypt’s greatest mystery. Keep reading to see how modern tech cracked an ancient secret.

You never really know what the tide will bring. Maybe something shiny, perhaps something older than you’d guess. These weathered finds remind us that history just drifts back when the sea feels like sharing.

Beneath the Nefud’s endless dunes lies a memory written in stone. Every carving—animal, human, or symbol—forms a silent archive of vanished seasons. These rocks recorded the heartbeat of a land once green.

Most Americans know Old Faithful, but few understand the real Yellowstone story. It's a tale that stretches back thousands of years before park boundaries existed. The landscapes we marvel at today hold intriguing secrets.

Some treasures hide in plain sight, waiting centuries to be found. Diamonds lured miners to Namibia's forbidden coast, but they unearthed something far more precious instead. A Portuguese trading vessel lay beneath their feet.

Sometimes nature creates things that make you question reality. A stone formation in Central Asia looks exactly like an ancient gateway. The discovery went viral immediately, while conspiracy theorists flooded comment sections.

A century ago, cameras documented Native American men as leaders, healers, warriors, and elders. Their faces, once obscured by time, return in sharp detail. Each photograph speaks to a moment when Native American men and women balanced cultural continuity with immense change.

Disney Parks are filled with magic, but there’s an unspoken etiquette that can make or break your experience. With more than 150,000 daily visitors across global locations, following some etiquette guidelines can enhance the experience for everyone.

Rick Steves doesn’t group Ireland and Scotland into one blur. He sees them as destinations where unique traditions and experiences reward travelers who slow down.