Reconstruction of a Bronze Age Bohemian woman’s Face

The face of a woman who lived in Central Europe nearly 4,000 years ago has been reconstructed from her skull and remnants of her DNA. Researchers have…

Queen Tiye was one of the most powerful ladies in ancient Egypt

One of Ancient Egypt’s Most Influential Women, Queen Tiye Tiye was queen, wife of Amenhotep III, of the 18th Dynasty, and one of the most charismatic women…

Stunned archaeologists: “Tombs of giants found in Crimea”

During archaeological excavations in Crimea , experts discovered a necropolis of the Byzantine Empire where the tomb of a giant was . While the reconstruction work on…

“Unique” Pyramid – Archaeologists have discovered beneath a Mexican pyramid a tunnel leading directly to the underworld

There are thousands of interpretations of the Underworld out there, but they all appear to have died as a reoccurring theme, to say the least. Technically speaking…

2,000-Year-Old Roman-Era Chandelier is One-of-a-Kind!

An exceptionally rare, 2,000-year-old Roman-era chandelier has been unearthed at an archeological dig in Spain’s Elda Valley. The now preserved ancient artifact once swung from the ceiling…

8,200-year-old Burial Monument in Russia Contains Jewelry Crafted Directly from Human Bones

Nearly a century ago, archaeologists excavating a 8,200-year-old graveyard in northwestern Russia took note of a number of bone and animal-tooth pendants buried with the Stone Age…

42,000-Year-Old Tree Enable Accurate Analysis of Earth’s Last Magnetic Field Reversal

Humans today take Earth’s magnetic North Pole for granted. But over the course of the planet’s history, the direction of its magnetic field has shifted. A new…

The mummy of the ‘Last Incas’ was suddenly found in the courtyard of the Spanish Hospital

Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of 42 people in a cemetery next to a Peruvian hospital that dates back to the 16th century, when the country was…

Flowers found in Teotihuacan that date back 1,800 years and are largely unaltered

In the ruined city of Teotihuacan, Mexico, at a depth of 18 meters, inside the tunnel under the pyramid of Quetzalcóatl, four well-preserved bouquets of flowers, corresponding…

The mystery of the 1,500-year-old bowls is covered with enchantments because of the curses seized during the raid

Dated back to around 1,500 years ago, the so-called incantation bowls were covered in text written in Hebrew and one even featured a depiction of a demon….