Unveiling the Goddess Artemis in Ephesus

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In a thrilling discovery that has captured the imagination of archaeologists and history enthusiasts alike, a magnificent marble statue of the revered goddess

“Hunting Enigmas: Quest for Ancient Alien Villages and Their Mysterious Skeletal Inhabitants”

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The пotioп of aпcieпt alieп villages harboriпg extraterrestrial skeletoпs has stirred both cυriosity aпd coпtroversy amoпg eпthυsiasts aпd researchers. This

Roman Theaters: Architectural Marvels of Ancient Entertainment- Sanctuary of Hercules Victor, Tivoli, Italy. Artwork by Inklink Firenze.

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Roman theaters were not just venues for entertainment; they played a pivotal role in the cultural and social dynamics of ancient society.

A statue from the now underwater Roman town of Baiae.

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The ancient Roman city of Baiae, on the northwest shore of the Gulf of Naples, was once a popular coastal resort famous for its idyllic location and therapeutic mineral springs that drew the likes of Julius Caesar, Nero and Caligula. But what really enticed the wealthy and the powerful to this resort town were its beach parties, the wine and the women. In Baiae, “unmarried women are common property, old men behave like young boys, and lots of young boys act like young girls,” wrote the ancient Roman scholar Marcus Terentius Varro. Others described it as a “den of licentiousness and vice” and a “vortex of luxury”. Baiae’s hedonism was as notorious as that of Las Vegas today.

Newport Arch is the only 1,300-year-old Roman arch in Britain still used as a daily commuter, connecting the city with the main Roman road to York

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Newport Arch in Lincoln is the only Roman arch in Britain still in use for daily transportation.

Go back in time to the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt (c. 1543–1292) to witness the sacred treasures of the pharaoh and King Tutankhamun.

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You can now step back in time to the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt (c. 1543–1292) and see King Tutankhamun and the pharaoh’s sacred possessions. Scroll down to see a taste of Cranbrook’s new exhibit which is now open through September 3, 2017.

Mystery: A 2400-Year-Old Astronaut? Explore the mind-bending discovery that’s challenging history as we know it

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Unraveling Ancient Egypt’s Greatest Mystery! Discover the Intriguing Secrets of Pharaoh Akhenaten’s Controversial Reign and His Possible Extraterrestrial Connections

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Unraveling the Mysteries of Inanna: From Love to Warfare, the Enigmatic Goddess Reigns Supreme

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Intact monumental Ming Dynasty tomb found in China’s Xinfu District

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Archaeologists from the Shanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology and the Xinzhou Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics have uncovered an intact monumental tomb from the Ming Dynasty.

Where is Ramses’s head? Whether Has that missing head been found?

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Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced in a statement that it has found the missing upper half of a statue of Ramses II.© Provided by …

The mystery of Mana Cave, in Ecuador, shocked the world’s archaeologists and rewrite history

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Archaeologists uncover a lost aqueduct and a buried Celtic treasure at Wales’ Westminster Abbey

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Archaeologists in Wales have unearthed an ancient Celtic monastery beneath the grounds of Strata Florida Abbey.

Medieval moat and bridge discovered at Cowfield Farm in Tewkesbury, England

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Excavations at Cowfield Farm in Tewkesbury, a historic town in Gloucestershire, England, have revealed a notable medieval moat and bridge.

What makes experts marvel at the surprising similarities between ancient civilizations.

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In the intricate tapestry of history, a remarkable revelation is emerging as experts delve into the astonishing similarities among ancient… In the intricate tapestry of history, a remarkable revelation is …

The 42,000 year old Ice Age horse buried in ice still has liquid blood in its veins

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Called the Lena horse (Equus caballus lenensis), this ice age foal was found in the Batagaika Crater in eastern Siberia and is thought to have been just 2 months old when it died, likely by drowning in mud.(Image credit: courtesy Semyon Grigoriev)

Abuna Yemata Guh: The Most Inaccessible Place of Worship on Earth is Located in Ethiopia

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Its entrance is highlighted by a red circle and has to be climbed on foot to reach.

The Giants of Ancient Egypt: Part II – Physical Evidence of the Giant Characters

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In Part I of this Giant investigation, inspired by the report of the find of a so-called ‘giant’ Egyptian Pharaoh who stood about 5 inches (13cm) taller than the average ancient Egyptian, Hugh Newman brings to light evidence of more substantial giants in Egyptian history. Here we see some of more credible physical evidence that hints at the existence of much larger than average Egyptians.

Camber Castle, built in 1544 by Henry VIII to protect England’s southern coast.

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It was built in 1512 to protect England from a French invasion

A recently discovered 8,000-member ancient terracotta army marks a powerful empire.

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