Unearthing Medieval Mysteries: The Knight with the Elongated Skull at Notre Dame
A Surprising Discovery Beneath Paris’s Iconic Cathedral Recent excavations at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris have unveiled a remarkable find, shedding new light on the hidden history…
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 Gruesome Tale of the Battle of Visby: Unearthed Skull with Three Arrow Wounds Reveals Brutal Medieval Conflict
The island of Gotland, situated in the Baltic Sea off the Swedish coast, held a crucial position in the intricate network of trade routes connecting Europe and…
Eerie Discovery: 80 Shackled Skeletons Unearthed in Ancient Greek Mᴀss Grave
A Chilling Discovery in the Heart of Greece In the bustling metropolis of Athens, where modern construction meets ancient history, archaeologists have stumbled upon a haunting reminder…
An extraordinary 2,500-year-old grave of an ancient warrior couple has been found in Siberia.
The pair are believed to have died in their 30s and were buried with a baby and an ‘elderly’ servant woman, archaeologists say. The elderly woman was likely…
The Haunting Tale of Herculaneum’s “Ring Lady”: A Life Forever Frozen in Time
The Discovery of a Tragic Fate In the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum, a poignant discovery was made in 1982 – the skeletal remains of a woman, forever…
Villa Becker in Turin in 10 Beautiful PH๏τos
Villa Becker in Turin, Italy Turin is one of Italy’s main cities: while not the largest metropolitan area in the country, it certainly played and continues to…
Anglo-Saxon High Cross Shaft: A Historic Marker from AD 996 in Wolverhampton
This weathered stone column, darkened by centuries of exposure to the elements and industrial pollution, stands at what was once the highest point in Wolverhampton. Known as…
A 45,000 year old rock shelter with carved pillars. In Jawoyn Country, Northern Australia
Gabarnmung (or Nawarla Gabarnmung, Jawoyn for “(place of) hole in the rock”) is an archaeological and rock art site in south-western Arnhem Land, in the Top End…
The Enigmatic Lady of Cao: Unraveling the Secrets of the Moche Civilization
In 2006, a remarkable archaeological discovery was made at the El Brujo site in Peru that reshaped our understanding of the ancient Moche civilization. The mummy of…