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625 people in 95 mysteries

Researchers, witnesses, makers and the missing: everyone the mysteries' records name, with what they did in each.

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Hallie StillwellTeacher and rancher of the Big Bend; told on television in 1989 of seeing the lights in 1916 · 1897–1997
Marfa lights
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Hans AchtermannSon of a Wehrmacht soldier; held the fourth mosaic until 1997
Amber Room
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Hans J. NissenArchaeologist of Uruk; co-author of ZATU and Archaic Bookkeeping · born 1935
Proto-cuneiform: the archaic texts of Uruk
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Hans-Rudolf HitzSwiss microbiologist and amateur epigrapher who from 1979 published readings of the Glozel tablets as a Celtic language in an Etruscan-deriv
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Hans-Siegfried SchusterGerman Hittitologist who edited the Hattic-Hittite bilinguals (1974, 2002)
Hattic, Kassite and the half-read languages of the cuneiform archives
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Harald HaarmannGerman linguist, the main academic proponent of the "Danube script" as the world's earliest writing and an ancestor of Linear A · born 1946
Harald MellerState archaeologist of Saxony-Anhalt, director of the Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte · born 1960
Nebra Sky Disc
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Harry J. ShaferArchaeologist; Witte Museum curator of archaeology; co-author of the first plasma-oxidation date
White Shaman Mural
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Harry ReidUS Senator who secured AAWSAP funding
Skinwalker Ranch
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Haruyoshi MatsumotoPMEL acoustics engineer; co-author of the array design paper
Bloop and NOAA's unexplained ocean sounds
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Harvey SobelmanAmerican linguist whose 1961 paper set aside sound values and analysed the Byblos texts by sign sequences to find word boundaries and gramma
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He XiaogeArchaeologist; author of the 2025 and 2026 studies of the bronzes
Sanxingdui and its sacrificial pits
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Helaine SilvermanArchaeologist; excavator of Cahuachi
Nazca Lines
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Helmut RixIndo-Europeanist; editor of Etruskische Texte and author of the Tyrsenian hypothesis · 1926–2004
Etruscan: the readable language that cannot be fully translated
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Henri van EffenterreArchaeologist; excavator of Dreros, publisher of the Dreros bilinguals · 1912–2007
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Henrik WilliamsRunologist, Uppsala University · born 1958
Kensington Runestone
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Henry TantaleánArchaeologist; co-author of the 2015 survey and the 2025 study · born 1974
Monte Sierpe, the "Band of Holes"
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Henry WestphalOne of the two looters
Nebra Sky Disc
Hjalmar HolandHistorian and owner; chief advocate of authenticity · 1872–1963
Kensington Runestone