Unearthing Ancient Wonders: The Giant Tombs of Crimea
A Startling Discovery In the heart of Crimea, a team of archaeologists stumbled upon an extraordinary find that left them awestruck. During excavations near the famed Mithridates…
Unveiling the Past: Colorized Image Unveils King Tut’s Tomb Discovery
The Moment of Discovery: Preserving Ancient Egyptian Treasures In the crisp January air of 1924, a remarkable scene unfolded within the confines of a modest laboratory in…
Discovery of Unique Amber-Decorated Tomb Near Petrozavodsk
Uncovering an Ancient Burial Site A remarkable tomb adorned with amber has been discovered on the western shore of Lake Onega, as reported by Petrozavodsk State University….
CT scans reveal a pharaoh’s violent death
The Follo Line Project: Exploring medieval Oslo Since 2013, the largest infrastructure project in modern Norwegian history has granted a team of more than 40 archaeologists an extraordinary…
Unearthing a 5,000-Year-Old Tomb in Scotland’s Orkney Islands: A Glimpse into Ancient Life
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, a team of experts has uncovered a 5,000-year-old tomb on one of Scotland’s Orkney Islands. This extraordinary find is shedding new light…
Unveiling Ancient Peru: The 3,000-Year-Old Pacopampa Priest’s Tomb
A Groundbreaking Discovery in the Andes High in the Peruvian Andes, archaeologists have made a remarkable find that’s reshaping our understanding of ancient Andean civilizations. The Pacopampa…
The Priest of Pututus: unearthing a unique Andean tomb
Above Excavations in the summer of 2022 revealed a unique Andean tomb at the site of Pacopampa. Within lay the body of a man aged 25-35 and…
Two million copper coins weighing 10 tonnes found inside 2,000-year-old tomb
Two million copper coins weighing 10 tonnes found inside 2,000-year-old tomb Archaeologists have unearthed more than two million copper coins from an ancient complex of tombs in…
‘Exceptionally Rare’ Sheep Chariot Found Near Tomb of China’s First Emperor
‘Exceptionally Rare’ Sheep Chariot Found Near Tomb of China’s First Emperor Detail of some of the 6,000 statues in the Army of Terracotta Warriors, 2,000 years old,…
B(head)ing with an axe was the most common form of e⚒️ecution for the nobility.
Held at the Tower of London, this block was used for the beheading of Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, 9 April 1747. 56.7 kg. Axe from 16th century,…