From First Vaccine To Fall Of Roman Emperor: These Are The 10 Most Important Events In Human History
After the reign of Romulus, Rome was ruled by a king and the great families, also known as the patricians. As the territory expanded, the king formed…
Light Bulbs of Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptians made electric light bulbs or hieroglyphs, during 2250 BCE as seen in Dendera-Hathor Temple. They had Direct Current (DC) Baghdad battery. Many researchers in history…
The Magnificent Discovery: Golden Bust of Marcus Aurelius – A Roman Treasure in Switzerland
In the depths of Switzerland’s ancient landscape lies an extraordinary archaeological discovery that continues to captivate minds worldwide. The 1939 unearthing of the largest golden Roman emperor…
Egypt’s 12,000-Year-Old Monument: Cosmic or Lost?
Deep in the Egyptian desert, an archaeological find has baffled experts. A mᴀssive humanoid statue, carved from a granite-like material, displays completely unknown anatomical features: an elongated…
Alexander the Great orchestrated a grand mᴀss wedding ceremony in the Persian city of Susa.
In 324 BCE, Alexander the Great orchestrated a grand mᴀss wedding ceremony in the Persian city of Susa. The event saw Alexander himself marry Stateira, the eldest…
How Did the Ancient Egyptians Move the Stones for the Pyramids?
According to a study, they poured small amounts of water onto the sand to make it easier for the sleds to slide. Skilled Egyptian stonemasons carved the…
Remarkably Pristine Ancient Greek Mosaics Uncovered in Turkish City of Zeugma
A team of archeologists led by Professor Kutalmis Grkay of Ankara University recently unearthed three ancient Greek mosaics in the Turkish city of Zeugma near the border…
Newly-discovered ancient Egyptian sarcophagus is opened for the FIRST time in 2,500 years to reveal the mummified body of nobleman whose brain were removed through his nostrils with an iron hook
An Egyptian archaeological mission has discovered a large collection of 2,500-year-old sealed sarcophagi and figurines at the Saqqara Necropolis in Giza. Opening one of the ornately decorated sarcophagi…
Frozen in Time: The Extraordinary Discovery of Nun Cho Ga, a 30,000-Year-Old Baby Woolly Mammoth
A Remarkable Find in the Yukon Permafrost In June 2022, the tranquil landscape of Canada’s Yukon territory was forever changed when a gold miner stumbled upon an…