Discovery of 6,500-Year-Old Human Skull, Suspected to be a Flood Victim in the Time of the Prophet Noah
The mysterious skull is known as ‘Noah’ in the latest archaeological find! 1 of 10 pages Discovery of 6,500-Year-Old Human Skull, Suspected to be a Flood…
The Lady of Elche: a mysterious artifact found in 1897 on a private estate at La Alcudia, Spain
Whether she was a funerary holder, a depiction of a goddess, or an Iberian princess, the Lady of Elche’s origin can never be known for sure. Nevertheless,…
Intact 12,000-year-old Anunnaki discovered in ancient tomb: the burial site of our prehistoric ancestors
Will this story be buried by the World Council on Archaeology? Through extensive research into the Sumerian tablets spent endless hours, a profound revelation has come to…
Shocking Discovery: Ptolemaic Mummy Reveals an Unknown Idenтιтy
In the realm of ancient Egyptian archaeology, the discovery of mummified remains offers a rare and invaluable insight into the lives and customs of this ancient civilization….
Türkiye’s 3,000-Year-Old Sword: Giants’ Lost Trace
In a groundbreaking discovery, archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a mᴀssive sword, estimated to be over 3,000 years old, from an ancient civilization previously shrouded in mystery….
In 1958, a remarkable discovery was made in the Acacus Mountains of southwestern Libya: a mummy dating back approximately 5,600 years.
This discovery sparked world interest, given that the history of the mummy predates by about 1500 years the time of mummification recorded in the ancient Egyptian civilization,…
Around 4000 BC, a young woman from Vedbæk, Denmark, was buried with her infant son lying on the wing of a swan.
At the ancient cemetery of Vedbaek, Denmark, an extraordinary discovery from around 4000 BC has captured the attention of archaeologists and historians alike. Known as the “Swan…
Nebra’s Celestial Disk: An Ancient Map of the Stars?
The Nebra Celestial Disk, dating back at least 3,600 years, is considered the oldest astronomical stellar map of cosmic phenomena. This disk is, therefore, the oldest representation…
The Story of Freiburg Minster’s Cheeky Gargoyle
The towering spires and intricate stonework of medieval cathedrals often conceal intriguing stories of their own, tales that transcend the pᴀssage of time and continue to captivate…
Revealing Queen Tiye’s Beauty: A Captivating Reconstruction from Her Ancient Mummy (1338 BC)
Reconstructing a 3,400-Year-Old Legacy In the annals of Egyptology, few figures have sparked as much intrigue and debate as Queen Tiye, the powerful royal consort who…