Luxor to Celebrate Centennial of Discovery of King Tut’s Tomb
It’s the year 2022, which marks two milestones in modern Egyptology. Not only is it the 200th anniversary of the deciphering of the Rosetta Stone, which unlocked…
Tutankhamun’s mother (The Younger Lady)
Tutankhamun’s mother (The Younger Lady) The mummy known as “The Younger Lady”, formally identified as the mother of king Tutankhamun and full biological sister of the mummy…
An arrow in excellent condition
An arrow in excellent condition What treasures have surfaced from the Norwegian glacier? According to Newsweek, one notable find from Lendbreen is a well-preserved arrow, complete with its…
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…