Reconstruction of Amenhotep iii: Father of the famed “heretic Pharaoh,” Akhenaten, and grandfather to the famous King Tut, Amenhotep III was one of Kemet’s (Egypt’s) greatest Neswet’s “nswt-bjtj” (Pharaohs) and the most successful of the 18th Dynasty.

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Father of the famed “heretic Pharaoh,” Akhenaten, and grandfather to the famous King Tut, Amenhotep III was one of Kemet’s (Egypt’s) greatest Neswet’s “nswt-bjtj” (Pharaohs) and the most successful of the 18th Dynasty.

What is the name of the fold between the vulva and belly that you can often see with Greek and Roman sculptures of naked women?

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Technically speaking, this ‘bikini line’ is called the Hypogastrium (alternative names including hypogastric region, pubic region and suprapubic region). It is derived from the Greek word meaning ‘below the stomach’.

The Ancient Anunnaki, Nibiru, and why Gold was so important

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

YouTube Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/embed/Rc35hO6DvFk?feature=oembed&enablejsapi=1

A Skull With Strange Sculpting Appeared, Making Archaeologists Admire It

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

In the realm of archaeology, a moment of fascination and intrigue unfolded when a skull adorned with strange sculpting emerged from the depths of history, captivating the attention of archaeologists and sparking admiration for its mysterious craftsmanship. The discovery, which defied conventional expectations, added a layer of complexity to our understanding of ancient cultures and their artistic expressions.

Ancient Egypt Researchers Made ‘Find Of A Lifetiмe’ Beneath The Streets Of Cairo

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

The statue was found hidden Ƅeneath the streets of a Cairo neighƄourhood.

Thirty Ancient Artifacts Worth $3.7 Million Were Returned to Greece by the US

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

In a symbolic gesture of cultural preservation and cooperation, the United States recently returned 30 ancient artifacts to Greece, including an array of marble statues, bronze helmets, breastplates, and other priceless relics. These objects, dating back as far as 4,700 years ago to the Middle Ages,

World’s Longest Dinosaur Trackway Unearthed, Tracing the Steps of a 35-Meter Sauropod ‎

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

35-metre Sauropod Created World’s Longest Dinosaur Trackway Dinosaur tracks in Plagne, France.  BIOSPHOTO / Alamy Stock Photo Giant Jura…

Jurassic Marvels Unveiled: China’s Dinosaur Saga Rewritten with the Astonishing Discovery of ‘Amazing Dragon’ Fossils

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Some foѕѕilѕ, known аs the “Chіna dаon foѕѕilѕ,” were reсently dіsplayed іn the Xіnweі Anсient Lіfe Foѕѕilѕ Muѕeum іn Anѕhun, Guіzhou.

Massive trophy skull rack discovered in the Aztec ruins

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

During excavations  at Mexico City’s Templo Mayor Aztec ruin site, archaeologists have discovered a massive tzompantli, or trophy skull rack of sacrificed human skulls.

Unlocking the Enigma of the Baltic Anomaly: A Mysterious Underwater Discovery

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

In 2018, oceanologists made significant strides in unraveling the enigma surrounding one of the world’s most puzzling oddities. Ocean X,…

An ancient female statue from the Roman era, dating back 1,800 years, has been discovered in Anemurium, Turkiye

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Among many extraordinary finds reported from the archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Anemurium located in the province of Mersin in southern Türkiye is a Roman-era female statue probably dated back to 1,800 years ago.

Meteorites are traditionally classified as irons, stones, and stony-irons.

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Casas Grandes 2,300 kg iron meteorite. Found carefully wrapped in linen and buried on a grave in an ancient temple, at an archaeological site in …

Ancient Warrior Mummy at the Archaeological Museum Route to Puno.

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

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Discovering King Tutankhamun and the sacred possessions of the Pharaoh in the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

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.

The ancient Egyptian pyramids have stood for thousands of years and are among the world’s most enduring monuments.

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

No structure in the world is more mysterious than the Great Pyramid. But who first broke into its well-guarded interior? When? And what did they find? The Great Pyramid: Built …

Roman horse race mosaic revealed in Cyprus

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

This amazingly well-preserved 4th century mosaic was found at Piadhia, Akaki on the island of Cyprus. The 11-meter-long and four-meter-wide (36 by 13 feet) floor …

Exhibit celebrates the 1978 discovery of Coyolxauhqui stone

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

An exhibit commemorating the 45th anniversary of the monolith’s discovery and exploring Mexica mythology will run from Feb. 22 to Jun. 4.

Ancient Ruins, Cosmic Revelations: The Interplay Between Archaeology and UFO Traces

23/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

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Marie Curie’s Research Papers Are Still Radioactive 100+ Years Later

22/02/2024 By Kane Khanh

Image by The Wellcome Trust When researching a famous historical figure, access to their work and materials usually proves to be one of the biggest obstacles.