06 Th11 The discovery of a silver scyphos, a two-handled drinking cup, near Pompeii offers a remarkable insight into the grandeur of ancient Roman society and its imperial symbolism. Buried…

28 Th4 Introduction to Sylvia the Mummy Sylvia the Mummy is one of the most curious and famous artifacts displayed at Ye Olde Curiosity Shop in Seattle,…

A Royal Discovery in Ancient Macedon In the heart of ancient Greece, archaeologists unearthed a remarkable treasure that would forever change our understanding of Macedonian royal life….

Introduction The Mausoleum of Augustus, or Mausoleum Augusti, stands as one of ancient Rome’s most significant architectural monuments, symbolizing the supremacy and immortality of the first Roman…

In the vast deserts of Saudi Arabia lies a treasure that remained hidden from the world’s eyes for centuries. Hegra, also known as Mada’in Saleh, stands as…

In the shadowy corridors of 17th-century German history lies a tale that continues to send chills down the spine of those who hear it. The story of…

The Ancient Mystery Unraveled In the basement of the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, a fascinating discovery was uncovered—a 6,500-year-old human skeleton, affectionately nicknamed “Noah,” had remained undisturbed…

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Pompeii’s Porta Sarno necropolis has revealed an almost life-size funerary relief of a couple, offering fresh perspectives on social status and religious…

The Tomb of the Celtic Prince In the heart of ancient France, a remarkable discovery has provided a fascinating insight into the complex cultural exchange between the…