Mount Vesuvius Eruption Turned a Victim’s Brain Into Glass According to a new analysis of their bones, the remains of those trapped by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius tell a story of tragic suffering. The Vesuvius erupted and buried cities…
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Medieval Priest Buried With Chalice and Paten Unearthed at Lincoln Cathedral Over 50 burials unearthed by archaeologists in the Lincoln Cathedral included a remarkable medieval priest burial. A skeleton is believed to be that of a medieval priest found, who had been buried…
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Dragon Bench Carved With a Chainsaw by Artist Igor Loskutow Who would have thought that chainsaw can be used as an artist’s tool? Estonian artist Igor Loskutow is an award-winning master of chainsaw art. Based in Germany, he’s part of…
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1,100-Pound Dinosaur Bone Found in France After 140 Million Years The enormous prehistoric treasures Mother Nature continues to produce, this time in the form of a gigantic thigh bone, once belonging to a massive plant-munching sauropod that roamed the primeval swamps…
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11th-Century Scandinavian Warriors Found Buried in Poland The skeleton of 4 Scandinavian warriors hundreds of miles from their homeland was stunned by Archeologists in Poland. The remains of the 11th century were discovered in a peculiar burial site dubbed by the…
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Meganeuropsis: The Giant Prehistoric Insect with a 65 cm Wingspan Meganeura the largest Flying Insect Ever Existed, Had a Wingspan of Up to 65 Cm, from the Carboniferous period. Its name is Meganeuropsis, and it ruled the skies before pterosaurs,…
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Fossilized Insect Found Preserved in Opal, a Rare 4–7 Million-Year-Old Discovery A piece of opal from Java Island, Indonesia, holds some remarkable cargo: a stunningly preserved insect that may be at least four to seven million years old. Amber has…
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Ancient Irish DNA Reveals Secrets of Newgrange and Neolithic Ireland In the earliest periods of Irish history, archaeologists and geneticists led by those from Trinity have shed new light. The amazing findings of this study include an adult male genome…
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Britain’s Hidden Stone Age Rock Art Discovered in Northern England They have been found where the earth meets the sky, high up on the moorlands of northern England, a mysterious series of strange and ancient carvings hewn into the rocks…
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Ancient Germanic Lord Buried with Six Women Discovered in Germany In Saxony-Anhalt, close to Brücken-Hackpfüffel Archaeologists have discovered the complex grave of a Germanic lord or prince who lived 1,500 years ago during the Great Migration. Experts claim that for 40…
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