The only complete Viking Age wagon found in a burial mound in Oseberg near the Oslo Fjord in Norway, 9th century AD.
Discovered in 1904 within the famed Oseberg burial mound near Norway’s Oslo Fjord, the 9th-century Viking wagon stands as the only complete example of its kind from…
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Queen Ankhesenamun
Ankhesenamun was born Ankhesenpaaten, and was the daughter of Neferтιтi and Akhenaten. It is believed she was born around 1350 B.C., the third daughter of the royal…
The Giant Footprint of Pingyan: Giant Made or Man Made?
Stories and tales about gigantic beings inhabiting the Earth occur in almost all ancient cultures and civilizations. From the Indo-Europeans, to the Greeks, to the Christian Bible,…
Pharaoh’s Tomb Discovered After Over 3,400 Years
Pharaoh’s Tomb Discovered After Over 3,400 YearsEgypt has announced the discovery of the long-lost tomb of King Thutmose II near Luxor, the first royal tomb found in…
These Amazing Aqueducts Built By the Nazca Culture in the Peruvian Desert 1,500 Years Ago Are Still in Use Today
Built by the Nazca people during the pre-Columbian period of Peruvian history, the Cantalloc Aqueducts continue to serve their original purpose, with local farmers still relying on…
Alexander the Great’s father WAS buried in Vergina: Bone analysis suggests remains with foreign princess do belong to Philip II
Ever since a tomb full of gold artefacts was discovered in Vergina, Greece, in the 1970s, experts have been trying to prove it belongs to Alexander the…
Scientists still learning from mummified Otzi, who is over 5,300 years old
It was 25 years ago this week when Europe’s oldest human mummy was discovered by hikers who were a snowball’s throw from the Austrian-Italian border. But the…
Tamit
Tamit is an Ancient Egyptian mummy housed in the Egyptian Museum of Turin (inv. no. Cat. 2218/02, CGT 13003), dating to the Twenty-fifth Dynasty, c.722–664 B.C. Her…
The Eternal Embrace: Unearthing the 6,000-Year-Old Love Story of Valdaro’s Neolithic Romeo and Juliet
A Remarkable Neolithic Discovery In 2007, archaeologists made an extraordinary find in a Neolithic tomb near Mantua, Italy. Inside lay the skeletons of two young lovers, around…