Northern Portugal: Casa do Penedo is a “prehistoric” house or a historical architectural monument located between Celorico de Basto and Fafe in northern Portugal. The house, also known as the “Castle of Stone”, was built between four giant stones initially found in the area and is one of the most significant historical monuments of the 19's era. The castle was built in 1972 and integrated perfectly into its natural landscape. Made by engineer Guimarães, the court was meant to be a rural retreat for the holidays for a local family.

Punjab, India: Pul Moran, also called Pul Kanjari, is situated nearly about 35 km from Amritsar Railway Station and about 5 km from the Indo-Pak border at Dhanoe Kalan village. Pul Moran or Pul Kanjari is also known as Punjab's very own Taj Mehal, representing the emotion of never-ending love. The Pul Moran is not identically compared to the most iconic Taj Mehal of Agra, India, in terms of architectural marvel, but is the site identical to Taj Mehal in terms of the same love and idolatry inspired by its construction.

The Amateur archaeologist Ben Bacon has recently unravelled the meaning behind the oldest stone age writing system that hunter-gathers have made to keep the information used about their prey.