The Golden Baby Mummy: A Masterpiece of Ancient Egyptian Craftsmanship and Spiritual Belief
07 Th1 Housed in the Egyptian Museum, the golden baby mummy is one of the most extraordinary relics from ancient Egypt, dating back to Roman times. This…
A Window to a Lost World: The Chimu Mummy’s Tale
11 Th8 Unearthing an Ancient Peruvian Mystery In the arid deserts of northern Peru, an extraordinary discovery has emerged—an ancient Chimu mummy, naturally preserved and found in…
Bathsheba” by Benjamin Victor: A Contemporary Masterpiece That Brings Ancient Stories to Life
05 Th11 The “Bathsheba” sculpture by celebrated American artist Benjamin Victor stands as a striking example of how classical themes continue to resonate through contemporary art. Sculpted…
The Timeless Preservation of Rosalia Lombardo: A Modern Mummy in the Capuchin Catacombs
23 Th1 In the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo, Italy, the remarkably preserved body of Rosalia Lombardo has captivated visitors for over a century. A tragic victim of…
The 1,500-Year-Old Nazca Skull: A Glimpse into Ancient Civilization
15 Th12 Introduction The discovery of a 1,500-year-old Nazca skull of a woman with braided hair exceeding 2 meters in length is an extraordinary artifact housed in…
The Silver Scyphos: A Glimpse into Ancient Roman Triumphs and Imperial Symbolism
06 Th11 The discovery of a silver scyphos, a two-handled drinking cup, near Pompeii offers a remarkable insight into the grandeur of ancient Roman society and its imperial symbolism. Buried…
Sylvia the Mummy: The Mystery Behind the Famous Mummy at Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
28 Th4 Introduction to Sylvia the Mummy Sylvia the Mummy is one of the most curious and famous artifacts displayed at Ye Olde Curiosity Shop in Seattle,…
The Great Sphinx at Giza may have originally represented a man of black African ancestry, rather than Pharaoh Khafre (Chephren), as traditionally believed.
Here’s a breakdown of the main points: Facial Analysis: West and Domingo applied forensic-style analysis—similar to methods used in reconstructive surgery or orthodontics—on the face of the…
‘Extraordinary’ 1,500-year-old sword is found with a gold pendant in an Anglo-Saxon ‘cemetery’ beneath a Kent field that could contain up to 200 graves
An incredible Anglo-Saxon sword unearthed in a field in Kent has been revealed for the first time on BBC programme Digging for Britain. Described as ‘one of the most…
Treasure trove filled with pure gold found while excavating ancient tomb
During the excavation of the ancient tomb, scientists discovered a treasure trove of gold. Liu He (92 BC – 59 BC), was the 9th emperor of the…