The Golden Smile of Ancient Philippines: Unveiling the Mystery of the Bolinao Skull
A Glittering Discovery in Coastal Bolinao In the picturesque coastal town of Bolinao, Philippines, archaeologists unearthed a treasure that would rewrite our understanding of ancient Filipino culture….
The Cyclical Evolution of Sculpture: From Ancient Greece to Baroque
The Timeless Dance of Stone and Emotion Throughout history, the art of sculpture has undergone a fascinating journey, evolving in cycles that mirror the human experience. From…
The Baratti Amphora: A Silver Enigma from the Ancient Mediterranean
A Fisherman’s Extraordinary Discovery In the summer of 1968, off the sun-drenched coast of Tuscany, a local fisherman’s ordinary day turned extraordinary. As he hauled in his…
Mosaic of a fish pond by Gary Drostle in London, UK (and some more artworks by the mosaic master)
Mosaic Artist Gary Drostle By Gary Drostle in London, UK. Gary Drostle: On leaving Art College in 1984 I was determined to create work outside of the gallery system….
The Scythians: Ancient Masters of Lost Technology
Deep in the annals of history lies a fascinating tale of technological brilliance that challenges our understanding of ancient civilizations. The Scythians, a remarkable ancient people, possessed…
The Royal Chariot of Thutmose IV: A Testament to Ancient Egyptian Innovation
In the heart of the Valley of the Kings, a remarkable discovery in 1903 would forever change our understanding of ancient Egyptian military technology and royal grandeur….
A 500,000-Year-Old Volcanic Tuff Cone in Oahu, Hawaii
Diamond Head, also known by its Hawaiian name Leʻahi, is a prominent landmark in eastern skyline of Honolulu, on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii. This is a…
Roman Swords Found in Near-Perfect Condition in Israel: A Window into the Past
In an extraordinary archaeological discovery, four Roman swords in near-perfect condition have been uncovered in a remote cliffside crevice near the ᴅᴇᴀᴅ Sea in Israel. Hidden for…
This 2,400-year-old statue reveals insights into ancient Spain
North of the small city of Baza in southern Spain lies a pre-Roman necropolis known as Cerro del Santuario. In 1971 it was being excavated and one…
A 1,700-Year-Old Tattooed Female Mummy Found in Peru: A Remarkable Discovery into Ancient Andean Culture
In the heаrt of Peru, deeр wіthіn the remnаnts of аn аncient сivilization, а сaptivating аnd unрrecedented dіscovery hаs emerged—а 1,700-yeаr-old femаle mummy , аdorned wіth іntrіcate tаttoos . Thіs remаrkаble…