Archaeologists Unearth 1,800-Year-Old Military Medal in Türkiye’s Perre A 1,800-year-old military medal that was given to successful soldiers and troops in the Roman army has been unearthed in an ancient city in southeastern Türkiye, according to archaeologists. During excavations this…
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1,000-Years-Ago Ancient Canoe Burial Unveils Patagonia’s Pre-Hispanic Funeral Rituals Up to 1,000 years ago, mourners buried a young woman in a ceremonial canoe to represent her final journey into the land of the dead in what is now Patagonia, a…
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3,000-year-old Ancient Villena Treasure Discover The Fascinating Revelation Of Meteorite Material Scientists have recently discovered that some of the pieces in the amazing Bronze Age collection known as the Villena Treasure, which was found in Spain more than 60 years…
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Massive, 1,100-pound Dinosaur Bone Unearthed in France The femur of a giant dinosaur was found this week by French palaeontologists at an excavation site in southwest France where, since 2010, remains of some of the largest animals ever to live…
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3,000-Year-Old Wishing Well Unearthed in Germany: Discover the Intriguing Artifacts Inside Archaeologists in Germering, Germany, have made an astonishing discovery – a 3,000-year-old wooden Wishing well filled with over 100 well-preserved artifacts. Unlike modern coin-filled fountains, this well, with a…
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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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2,200-Year-Old Mythological Masks Unearthed in Turkey’s Muğla | Archaeological Discovery Archaeologists in southwestern Turkey’s Muğla have recently uncovered 10 rock carvings of mythological masks in the ancient city of Stratonikeia. An excavation team, headed by professor Bilal Söğüt of Pamukkale…
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Unique 2,800-Year-Old Ivory Object Unearthed At Hattusa The artifact is from an Iron Age settlement at Hattusa that was established after the city was abandoned by the Hittites. Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed an ornately carved 2,800-year-old elephant tusk in…
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Geologist Urges Swift Repatriation of Mungo Man, a 40,000-Year-Old Discovery Forty years after Mungo Man was unearthed in the dunes of western New South Wales, the geologist who made the discovery is urging the NSW government to speed up repatriation…
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Exploring Nine Mile Canyon: World’s Longest and Oldest Art Gallery in Utah’s Desert Situated in the desert of eastern Utah, The Nine Mile Canyon is the world’s longest art gallery. This canyon is home to tens of thousands of petroglyphs and pictographs…
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