Archaeologists Discovery 1.8 Million-Year-Old Human Tooth in Georgia Archaeologists in Georgia have found a 1.8 million-year-old tooth belonging to an early human species. Scientists say the find labels the region as home to one of the earliest prehistoric archaic human…
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Underground Labyrinth With Secret Passages, Tunnels In Dobrogea Plateau, Romania In many cases, the world below us is just as fascinating as the ground we walk on. Across Europe, there is a hidden, often millennia-old subterranean realm of tunnels stretching…
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Archaeologists discover the 2,000-year-old ‘Sphinx Room’ hidden in Emperor Nero’s Golden Palace Archaeologists have discovered a hidden vault in the ruins of Roman Emperor Nero’s sprawling palace, hidden under the hills near Rome’s ancient Colosseum. According to a statement (translated from…
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More than 230,000 Years Ago, The Earliest Human Remains Were Discovered in Eastern Africa Ancient human fossils discovered in Ethiopia are much older than previously thought, experts claim, saying they could be as much as 230,000 years old. The remains…
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Ancient shipwreck is discovered 1,200 years after sinking in the Holy Land Sunken remains from a Royal Navy warship have been seen for the first time in over a century after divers located the wreck from World War One. Back in April 1917, HMS Jason struck…
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12,000-year-old massive underground tunnels are real and stretch from Scotland to Turkey Is it possible that ancient cultures were interconnected thousands of years ago? According to thousands of underground tunnels that stretch from North Scotland towards the Mediterranean the answer…
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Egyptian Archaeologists Found Giant Man Still Lying in 8.7-Feet-Long Sarcophagus Archaeologists in Egypt have a hard question to answer: who is the colossal figure buried inside this massive sarcophagus? The discovery was made during an excavation in the Sidi Gaber district of…
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Amateur Fossil Hunter Discovers New ‘Sea Dragon’ Species on British Beach A two-meter-long fossil of a new type of prehistoric “sea dragon” has been discovered on a Dorset beach. Amateur fossil hunter Dr. Steve Etches found the ichthyosaur fossil buried…
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The largest hoard of Viking treasure ever found in Britain has now been revealed to the world The largest hoard of Viking treasure ever found in Britain has now been revealed to the world. In total, there are about 100…
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Archaeologists Locate Earliest Known North American Settlement The earliest known North American settlement has been located. Paisley Five Mile Point Caves in southern Oregon near the Fremont-Winema National Forest has officially been added to the list of the most important…
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