Pseudoarchaeology

Pseudoarchaeology refers to ideas and claims about ancient cultures and artifacts that lack solid evidence and scientific validation. These theories often suggest alternative origins or purposes for historical sites and objects, sometimes involving myths, conspiracy theories, or sensational narratives. Unlike mainstream archaeology, which relies on careful research, excavation, and peer review, pseudoarchaeology tends to ignore or dismiss scientific methods. While it can be intriguing, pseudoarchaeology can be misleading, spreading misinformation about history and cultures. It’s important to evaluate such claims critically and rely on reputable scientific research when learning about the human past.