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Incan Mummy in Peru's Puruchuco Cemetery
Categories Archaeology

Discovery of 500-Year-Old Incan Mummy in Peru’s Puruchuco Cemetery

  • December 29, 2023

Discovery of 500-Year-Old Incan Mummy in Peru’s Puruchuco Cemetery Thousands of Inca mummies, some of them bundled together in groups of up to seven, have been unearthed from an ancient cemetery under a shantytown near Lima in Peru. Believed to…

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Mysteries of Sigiriya: Sri Lanka's Hidden Ancient City
Categories Archaeology

Exploring the Mysteries of Sigiriya: Sri Lanka’s Hidden Ancient City

  • December 28, 2023

Exploring the Mysteries of Sigiriya: Sri Lanka’s Hidden Ancient City Sigiriya (The Lion Mountain) is often considered to be the eighth wonder of the world and an ancient stone fortress used by a king of Sri Lanka as a site…

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An Ancient Fast Food Restaurant in Pompeii
Categories Archaeology, Ancient History

An Ancient Fast Food Restaurant in Pompeii That Served Honey-Roasted Rodents Is Now Open to the Public

  • December 27, 2023

An Ancient Fast Food Restaurant in Pompeii That Served Honey-Roasted Rodents Is Now Open to the Public Archaeologists studying the Roman city of Pompeii recently discovered a thermopolium—a kind of ancient fast food restaurant—and it is now open to the…

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Mysteries of Ancient Handprints Revealed
Categories Ancient History

White Mountain Petroglyphs: Mysteries of Ancient Handprints Revealed

  • December 26, 2023

White Mountain Petroglyphs: Mysteries of Ancient Handprints Revealed We are not in total darkness about how our ancient ancestors lived their lives thousands of years ago. One reason for this is that they etched their daily lives, including struggles, celebrations, fears, or…

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The Modern “London Hammer” Found Encased In Ancient Rock
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The Mystery Of The Modern “London Hammer” Found Encased In Ancient Rock

  • December 25, 2023

The Mystery Of The Modern “London Hammer” Found Encased In Ancient Rock While walking along Red Creek, London, Texas, in June 1936, Emma Zadie Hahn and her husband Max Edmond Hahn made an unusual discovery: a piece of wood poking…

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Exeter Cathedral Door is Thought to Be The World's Oldest
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This 400-year-old Cat Flap in Exeter Cathedral Door is Thought to Be The World’s Oldest

  • December 24, 2023

This 400-year-old Cat Flap in Exeter Cathedral Door is Thought to Be The World’s Oldest A hole in a door at a cathedral is thought to be the world’s oldest cat flap. The door at Exeter Cathedral dates back more…

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Ancient Mystery of the Dolmens of the North
Categories Archaeology

The Ancient Mystery of the Dolmens of the North Caucasus

  • December 23, 2023

The Ancient Mystery of the Dolmens of the North Caucasus Scattered around in some previously inaccessible parts of Russia are some mysterious stone structures built by an ancient megalithic civilization that have endured centuries of both veneration and plunder. If…

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World's Oldest Bottle Olive Oil
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World’s Oldest Bottle Olive Oil is 2000-years-old Scientists Confirm

  • December 22, 2023

World’s Oldest Bottle Olive Oil is 2000-years-old Scientists Confirm New research has confirmed that a 2,000-year-old bottle found in the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum, near modern-day Naples, is olive oil and has shed light on the molecular transformation of the oil over…

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Structures Uncovered at Peru’s Huaca Bandera
Categories Archaeology

Possible Funerary Structures Uncovered at Peru’s Huaca Bandera

  • December 20, 2023

Possible Funerary Structures Uncovered at Peru’s Huaca Bandera Culture Ministry’s researchers digging at Huaca Bandera —located in the district of Pacora in Lambayeque region— have found architectural structures of the Mochica elite, as well as human remains linked to important…

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3,400-Year-Old Multipurpose Pyramid Found In Kazakhstan
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Intriguing 3,400-Year-Old Multipurpose Pyramid Found In Kazakhstan

  • December 19, 2023

Intriguing 3,400-Year-Old Multipurpose Pyramid Found In Kazakhstan Earlier this year, scientists reported the discovery of a sophisticated 4,000-year-old steppe pyramid in Kazakhstan. Archaeologists have now found yet another pyramid located on a hill next to the Taldy-Nura River, 13 km east of…

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  • 500-Year-Old Inca Mummies and Feathered Nobles Unearthed Near Lima, Peru
  • Viking-Era Child’s Remains Discovered Near Dublin Castle in Ireland
  • The Remarkably Preserved Tomb of the Lord of Sipán, Peru’s Mochican Warrior Priest
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