Spread the loveMysterious Anomaly In Earth’s Magnetic Field Documented On 3,000-Year-Old Mesopotamian Bricks Inscriptions on Mesopotamian bricks promoting the king when they were fired have helped reveal the details of a curious strengthening of the Earth’s magnetic field. Traces of this puzzling strength have been found from China to the Atlantic Ocean, and they stand … Read more
Spread the lovePeruvian Archaeological Discovery Unveils 22 Mummies, Mostly Children, Wrapped in Ancient Burial Bundles The mummified burials of 22 people, mostly young children and newborn babies, were found in the Peruvian town of Barranca by a team of Polish-Peruvian scientists. In addition to the fabrics used to wrap the bodies of the dead, pottery, tools, and … Read more
Spread the loveHuge Ancient Sarayini Underground City Is Twice As Large As Previously Thought The ‘world’s most advanced’ ancient underground city, kitted out with modern stoves and cellars, has been unearthed for the first time. Turkish archaeologists discovered the long-lost complex that is believed to have been used as a sanctuary during the Roman Empire. Named … Read more
Spread the love2,500-Year-Old Tomb of Egyptian Royal Scribe Explored in Abusir This year, an archaeology expedition of the Czech Institute of Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts of the UK excavated shaft tombs from the middle of the 1st millennium BC in Abusir, Egypt. This led to the discovery of an intriguing tomb belonging to … Read more
Intricate Stone Age rock engravings in Namibia come to life as researchers, aided by Indigenous trackers, uncover astonishing details and cultural patterns.
A stolen 3rd-century Sphinx, a cryptic inscription, and a groundbreaking discovery: how deciphering an ancient poem unearthed a lost religion within the Roman Empire.
Mmembers of the Iraqi State Board of Antiquities and the Orient Department of the German Archaeological Institute — has excavated a 4,000-year-old boat near the ancient city of Uruk
The skull of a 2,000-year-old Peruvian warrior has been found to have been fused with metal in one of the world’s oldest examples of advanced surgery in ancient times.
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The Steinheim skull, found on 24 July 1933 near Steinheim an der Murr, Germany, is a perplexing artifact in paleoanthropology, challenges the established narrative of human evolution.
Researchers analyzing a woman’s skeleton unearthed from a Copper Age graveyard on the Iberian Peninsula discovered clear and unmistakable proof that this individual had undergone two surgeries to her head sometime before she’d died.
The recent discovery of an ancient ‘Loch Ness monster’-like fossil, dating back approximately 3 million years, has unveiled intriguing details about prehistoric creatures.