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Is a Lost Continent Hidden in the Grand Canyon? Atlantis & Pyramid Mystery
Categories Ancient History, Ancient Egypt

Is a Lost Continent Hidden in the Grand Canyon? Atlantis & Pyramid Mystery

  • February 7, 2026

Is a Lost Continent Hidden in the Grand Canyon? Atlantis & Pyramid Mystery The Kaibab Plateau located in central Northern Arizona showcases a mysterious majestic city epic in size and proportion. While this city is officially referred to as a…

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600-Year-Old Sword and Equipment Found in Olsztyn
Categories Ancient History, Archaeology, History

600-Year-Old Medieval Sword and Knight Equipment Found Near Olsztyn Linked to Battle of Grunwald

  • February 6, 2026

600-Year-Old Sword and Equipment Found in Olsztyn Aleksander Miedwiediew, a history buff and detectorist discovered a bare sword, a sheath, and a knight’s belt with two knives attached, all of which most likely date from the Battle of Grunwald. The…

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300-Year-Old “Exceptional” Gold and Copper Prosthesis Discovered in Poland
Categories Ancient History

300-Year-Old “Exceptional” Gold and Copper Prosthesis Discovered in Poland

  • February 4, 2026

300-Year-Old “Exceptional” Gold and Copper Prosthesis Discovered in Poland Something novel has been discovered by Polish archaeologists excavating the Church of St. Francis of Assisi in Krakow; it is believed to be the first of its kind in the nation.…

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490-Million-Year-Old Trilobites Reveal Gondwana’s Ancient Geography
Categories Ancient History, History

490-Million-Year-Old Trilobites Reveal Gondwana’s Ancient Geography

  • February 3, 2026

490-Million-Year-Old Trilobites Reveal Gondwana’s Ancient Geography The humble trilobites may be extinct, but even as fossils, they can teach us much about our planet’s history. Indeed, ancient arthropods from nearly half a billion years ago, including ten newly discovered species, …

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Homeowners Find 14th-Century Lincoln Imp Carving Above Toilet in Lincoln
Categories Mythology, Ancient History

Homeowners Find 14th-Century Lincoln Imp Carving Above Toilet in Lincoln

  • February 2, 2026

Homeowners Find 14th-Century Lincoln Imp Carving Above Toilet in Lincoln Tracy and Rory Vorster living in Lincoln, England, have discovered a trapdoor in their bathroom with a grotesque face bearing a striking resemblance to the local icon, the Lincoln Imp.…

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Ancient Elite Tomb From 6th Century Discovered Beneath Parking Lot in Japan
Categories Ancient History

Ancient Elite Tomb From 6th Century Discovered Beneath Parking Lot in Japan

  • January 31, 2026

Ancient Elite Tomb From the 6th Century Discovered Beneath Parking Lot in Japan Shrubbery intended to illuminate a corner of a nondescript parking lot in Japan’s Nara prefecture turned out to be hiding the tomb of an elite figure from…

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Archaeologists Discover 850-Year-Old Hoard of 170 Medieval Silver Coins in Swedish Grave
Categories Archaeology

Archaeologists Discover 850-Year-Old Hoard of 170 Medieval Silver Coins in Swedish Grave

  • January 29, 2026

Archaeologists Discover 850-Year-Old Hoard of 170 Medieval Silver Coins in Swedish Grave During archaeological excavations in a medieval graveyard in Brahekyrkan on the Swedish island of Visingsö, archaeologists uncovered about 170 silver coins dating back to the mid-12th century. This…

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Ancient Roman Graves With Funerary Festival Evidence Discovered in Southern France
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Ancient Roman Graves With Funerary Festival Evidence Discovered in Southern France

  • January 22, 2026

Ancient Roman Graves With Funerary Festival Evidence Discovered in Southern France Archaeologists have unearthed a sprawling ancient Roman cemetery in southern France containing 1,430 graves and evidence of funerary banquets held in honor of deceased family members. Excavations of the…

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Ancient Greek Helmet Found in Croatia May Rewrite Illyrian Tribal History
Categories Archaeology

Ancient Greek Helmet Found in Croatia May Rewrite Illyrian Tribal History

  • January 21, 2026

Archaeologists unearth Ancient Greek helmet that may rewrite the history of ancient tribal people Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient Greek helmet from burial mounds in southern Croatia, shedding new light on the history of the Illyrians, a tribal people from…

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Sculptures Discovered at Khmer Temple in Cambodia
Categories Archaeology

Sculptures Discovered at Khmer Temple in Cambodia

  • January 3, 2026

Sculptures Discovered at Khmer Temple in Cambodia Specialists from the APSARA National Authority (ANA) found more than they bargained for during a recent excavation, with more than 100 pieces of sandstone sculptures uncovered. The ANA’s Department of Preservation and Archaeology…

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