Bronze Age belt with a distinctive design was uncovered close to Opava, Czech Republic
Unique Ornamented Golden Bronze Age Belt Discovered Near Opava, Czech Republic A farmer found a beautiful ancient golden belt near Opava in the Czech Republic. The belt…
In Egypt 4000 years ago, dozens of men who died in terrible love were identified and buried together in the cliffs near Luxor
In Egypt more than 4,000 years ago, in the cliffs near Luxor, dozens of men who dіed of terгіЬle woᴜпdѕ were mᴜmmіfіed and bᴜгіed together. Mass burials…
Ancient Roman Coins in a Jug Found in a Special Turkish City
A “very special and unique collection” of ancient Roman coins have been unearthed at an equally special 5,000-year-old archaeological site in Turkey. More than 650 priceless coins…
Limestone Wall In Bolivia Has Over 10,000 Dinosaur Footprints Belonging To 10 Different Species
A wall in Bolivia is covered in thousands of dinosaur footprints, and it’s becoming a major tourist attraction Cal Orcko, located 3 miles south of downtown Sucre…
The Huaca Pucllana: A Massive Ancient Pyramid You Probably Never Knew Existed
Located in present-day Peru, the Huaca Pucllana is one of the many pyramids built by ancient cultures in what is now the South American country of Peru….
Ancient Egyptian punishment for tomb robbers who risked everything to steal graves
Despite the severity of the penalties imposed by the Egyptian courts, which punished tomb robbery with death, these were a constant in Pharaonic Egypt since time immemorial….
Ostraca by Deir el-Medina-Turin dancer, Egyptian Museum of Turin
These were fragments of limestone or ceramics extracted from quarries or tombs during excavation. This was the case in Deir el-Medina (Thebes), where discarded pieces of limestone, which were…
The world’s oldest known unopened bottle of wine In Roman – Still Drinkable!
The world’s oldest known unopened bottle of wine, was discovered during the excavation of a Roman tomb near Speyer in Germany. The 1.5-liter glass bottle dates back…
After the ‘violently desecrated’ tomb’s perpetrators were found, an ancient Egyptian discovery was made
Ancient Egypt breakthrough after culprits behind ‘violently desecrated’ tomb identified ANCIENT EGYPT faced a travesty after a tomb containing a mysterious “royal lady” was “violently desecrated”, but…
The first royal chronicle from ancient Egypt- The Mystery of the Palermo Stone
A Sicilian lawyer named Ferdinand Guidano bought in 1859 a black basalt slab that had a series of Egyptian hieroglyphs engraved on it. He probably acquired it in some…