Holding Hands For 5,000 Years, A Couple With Mysterious Jade Rings And Dagger
A Bronze Age ʙᴜʀɪᴀʟ near Lake Baikal intrigues archeologists who have not yet revealed contents of a leather pouch found between the man’s kneecaps. Experts speculate that…
Why did the ancient Egyptians mummify their cats
Là một phần của sự sùng bái nữ thần Bastet, người Ai Cập cổ đại theo truyền thống ướp xác những con mèo nhà của họ như…
Giant 180 million-year-old ‘sea dragon’ ғossιʟ found in UK reservoir
Một con ғossιʟ dài 33ft của loài ichthyosaur, ví dụ lớn nhất của Vương quốc Anh về loài ᴘʀᴇᴅᴀтoʀ đi lang thang trên biển vào thời kỳ…
Tiny Bead Found in Bulgaria May Be Oldest Known Gold Artifact in the World
A tiny bead found in Bulgaria is believed to be the oldest worked piece of gold in the world, an archaeologist says. Researchers discovered the precious bauble…
The discovery of an Egyptian tomb built with coral
Archaeologists digging at a Red Sea trading port have uncovered a lavish tomb dated between the fourth and fifth centuries. Its walls and floor are made of…
Remains of a man and woman who were buried with GOLDEN tongues 2,500 years ago are discovered in two ancient Egyptian tombs outside of Cairo
The remains of a man and woman who were buried with gold foil plates in place of their tongues have been discovered outside of Cairo, Egypt. The…
Mystery Of ‘Feminine’ Skeleton Found In The 2500-year-old Royal Celtic Tomb
The remains of an ancient Celtic prince or princess, still found in a tomb with wealth, with a solid gold torque and sumptuous bracelets left archeologists confused….
King Sahure and His Beautiful Pyramid
Sahure (also Sahura, meaning “He who is close to Ra“) was a pharaoh of ancient Egypt and the second ruler of the Fifth Dynasty (c. 2465 –…
Egyptian Pharaonic Tomb Of Elite Family And Countless Artifacts Found!
Major archaeological finds in Egypt continue to be unearthed and this one involves an entire elite family burial tomb. Archaeologists have found a new ancient Egyptian pharaonic…
“Uncover the mysteries” of Palermo’s Capuchin Catacombs and their most well-known Mummy
The first-ever comprehensive study of mummified children in Sicily’s famous Capuchin Catacombs is being led by Staffordshire University. Dr. Kirsty Squires, Associate Professor of Bioarchaeology, and her…