Tarkhan Dress – Unveiling the World’s Oldest Woven Garment The Tarkhan Dress, a V-neck linen shirt, has been confirmed as the world’s oldest woven garment, with radiocarbon testing dating the garment to the late fourth millennium B.C. Tarkhan is one of the…
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Unveiling the Secrets of the Underground Roman Aqueduct Near Naples Forty years ago, when children in Naples were playing in caves and tunnels under the hill of Posillipo in Italy, they didn’t know their playground was a Roman aqueduct. When…
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Unveiling Ancient Huastec Civilization: Discoveries at El Naranjo in Tamaulipas, Mexico Recent excavations at a site in the state of Tamaulipas included analysis of large earthen mounds that were used for burials and everyday activities. Archaeologists in the northeastern state…
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30 Million-Year-Old Praying Mantis Perfectly Preserved In A Piece Of Amber In a remarkable natural process, insects and even mammals can be preserved in time for all eternity by becoming encased in tree sap that eventually turns into amber. In…
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World’s Oldest Shoe is Found In Norway Which Is 3,000 Years Old From Melting Ice Patches The oldest shoe in Norway a 3,000-year-old bootie from the Bronze Age is just one of thousands of ancient artifacts that were recovered from…
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Ancient Water System Unearthed in Luoyang Revealing Advanced Water Conservancy Techniques The ancient capital Luoyang site in today’s Henan Province has recently discovered over 80 meters of water channels dating back to the Wei and Jin dynasties (220-420). It indicates…
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Mysterious Denny: Unveiling the 90,000-Year-Old Human Hybrid from Denisova Cave About 90,000 years ago, an interesting child walked the Earth. This individual was a young human hybrid. Nicknamed Denny by scientists, the ancient girl is the only known individual whose…
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London Girl Discovers 700,000-Year-Old Bear Tooth on Norfolk Beach Etta, from Hackney in London, made her discovery while on a family holiday on 22 July on Norfolk beach at West Runton. While she was looking down she found something that…
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Ancient Alutiiq Weavings: Uncovering 3,000-Year-Old Artifacts in Alaska During excavations of an ancestral sod house on the shore of Karluk Lake, Kodiak Island, Alaska, archaeologists uncovered rare fragments of woven grass artifacts estimated to be 3,000 years old. The fragments,…
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1600-Year-Old Roman Shipwreck Found in “Perfect” Condition in Spain In 117 AD, at the time of Caesar Trajan’s death, the Roman Empire had reached its territorial peak, stretching across the Mediterranean Sea to North Africa and Western Asia. And the…
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