Giants’ Swords Unearthed: Bones May Still Lie Hidden
A recent discovery has reignited the debate over the existence of giants on Earth. At an undisclosed archaeological site, scientists and archaeologists have unearthed an enormous sword,…
The gilded bust of Emperor Marcus Aurelius from Avenches in western Switzerland is to go on display at the Getty Museum.
The gilded bust of Emperor Marcus Aurelius from Avenches in western Switzerland will go on display at the Getty. It is the largest known bust of an…
The Pinnacle of Mummification! Lady of Dai’s 2,000-Year-Old Body Retains Original Hair and Soft Skin
And the Lady of Dai is considered the best preserved mummy ever discovered. The body is that of Xiп Zhui, who was the wife of the Marquis…
Seti I’s Face: 3,298 Years of Regal Preservation
The mummified face of the Egyptian pharaoh Seti I, 3,298 years old: it was black Since Europeans and Arabs invaded Kemet/Africa over a thousand years ago, they…
Türkiye’s 3,000-Year-Old Swords: Warriors of Scale?
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, where skyscrapers touched the sky and the relentless pace of modern life pulsed through the city’s veins, an extraordinary discovery…
The Ancient “Bomb” Seal: Coincidence, Symbol, or Unthinkable Premonition?
A small cylinder seal from Mesopotamia, carved around 2000 BCE, has ignited modern fascination—and unease. Among its intricate markings, one peculiar shape stands out: a rounded, segmented…
The Jellyfish Crop Circle: A Mysterious Masterpiece Etched in the Fields
In June 2009, a breathtaking formation appeared overnight in a barley field near Wayland’s Smithy, Oxfordshire, England. Stretching nearly 200 meters in length, the Jellyfish Crop Circle quickly became…
Unveiling the Tragic Tale of Herculaneum’s Skeleton House
The story that unfolds in Herculaneum surpᴀsses the realm of mere archaeological discoveries; it stands as a poignant reminder of humanity’s vulnerability in the face of nature’s…
Beneath the Intricate Floor of a Roman Villa
Beneath the intricate floor of a Roman villa—likely dating to the 3rd or 4th century CE—lie two stone-lined graves, their lids cracked open amid geometric mosaics of…
The Caesarea Hippodrome: A Meeting Point of Roman Arrogance and Jewish Bravery
The Magnificent Arena by the Sea Imagine standing on weathered stone steps, gazing across the remnants of an ancient colosseum where the Mediterranean waves crash mere yards…