Archaeologists unearth remnants of an expansive port city in Morocco
According to the ᴀssociated Press, archaeologists from the National Insтιтute of Archaeological Sciences and Heritage of Morocco have unveiled new findings from Chellah, a UNESCO World Heritage…
Rare sheep chariot found near mausoleum of China’s first emperor
Archaeologists in China have unearthed a rare “six-sheep” carriage and a four-wheeled wooden chariot with an ornate rectangular umbrella, near the mausoleum of China’s first Emperor, Qin…
Mᴀssive Nordic Bronze Age monument discovered In Germany may be legendary King Hinz meeting hall
Archaeologists have unearthed a colossal Bronze Age building, near the royal grave at Seddin in Brandenburg, Germany. The outline of the ancient building discovered in Seddin, Germany….
Ancient tomb of an Egyptian dignitary was filled with magical spells against snake bites
Archaeologists from the Czech Insтιтute of Egyptology at Charles University in Prague have made a significant discovery during excavations at the Abusir archaeological site in Egypt. The…
Archaeologists reconstruct face of Incan ‘Ice Maiden’ mummy killed in ritual sacrifice 500 years ago
Over 500 years ago, high in the Andes Mountains in present-day Peru, an Incan girl met a tragic end as part of a sacrificial ritual. The frozen…
Mystery of ancient Egypt’s baboon mummies finally solved after 118 years
In a recent study that combines biology and history, researchers have delved into the mystery surrounding mummified baboons discovered in ancient Egypt, uncovering secrets about their origin,…
Scientists reveal the mysterious origins of Egypt’s Great Sphinx
Researchers from New York University’s Applied Mathematics Laboratory have brought a fresh perspective to the mysterious origins of the Great Sphinx of Giza, suggesting that the iconic…
Giant 200,000-year-old hand axe discovered in Saudi Arabia
An international team of archaeologists working in the Qurh Plain of northwest Saudi Arabia has unearthed a colossal hand axe estimated to be over 200,000 years old….
Oldest known case of teratoma discovered in Egyptian burial
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Egyptian cemetery in Amarna have uncovered a rare find—a mature ovarian teratoma within the pelvis of a woman who lived over 3,000 years…
Neolithic brutality: China’s largest headhunting mᴀssacre revealed
A recent study has identified a mᴀss grave in China as the site of the largest known headhunting mᴀssacre in Neolithic Asia, dating back approximately 4,100 years….