600 Years of Grandeur: The Majestic Victory Tower of Chittorgarh
Six centuries ago, long before the invention of modern excavators and JCB machines, India’s skilled artisans and laborers achieved an architectural marvel that still stands tall today—a…
How Ice was Made and Stored in Ancient Times
As early as 400 BC, Persia built an ancient architectural style called Yakhchal to store ice in the desert. Yakhchal, “Yakh” means “ice” and “chal” means “pit”. It literally…
Oldest Stone Age canoes found in the Mediterranean
Canoes found in Italy show how people more than 7,000 years ago developed advanced nautical technology to navigate the Mediterranean Sea. The canoes are the oldest boats…
The world’s first pregnant ancient Egyptian mummy has been discovered, dating back more than 2000 years and 28 weeks pregnant.
THE world’s first PREGNANT Egyptian mummy has been identified by archaeologists after taking X-ray scans of a 2,000-year-old corpse. The woman was between 20 and 30 years…
Unearthing History: WWII Artifacts Discovered Through Metal Detecting
In the quiet forests and peaceful fields across former battlegrounds, history lies just inches beneath the surface. Metal detector enthusiasts are uncovering remarkable artifacts that tell the personal stories…
Unearthing History: Sandy Irvine’s Frozen Legacy Rediscovered on Everest After 100 Years
In a groundbreaking discovery that has captivated the mountaineering world, the remains of Andrew “Sandy” Irvine, lost on Mount Everest in 1924, have finally been found. This…
Chilling Medieval Mystery: 20 Skeletons Unearthed in Vienna Mᴀss Grave
Unexpected Discovery Shocks Construction Workers and Archaeologists In a startling turn of events, municipal workers in Vienna stumbled upon a medieval mᴀss grave during a routine construction…
Around 4000 BC, in Vedbaek, Denmark, a young girl was laid to rest alongside her baby boy, who was placed gently on the wing of a swan.
In a poignant scene from prehistoric Denmark, archaeologists uncovered a burial that speaks volumes about ancient beliefs and the universal nature of human compᴀssion. Around 4000 BC,…
Ancient Underwater Pioneers: 3,000-Year-Old ᴀssyrian Carving Reveals History’s First Divers
The Remarkable Discovery That Rewrote Diving History A groundbreaking archaeological find has revolutionized our understanding of ancient maritime technologies. A 3,000-year-old ᴀssyrian stone relief carving has been…
Unearthing the Ancient Ceilings: The Preserved and Ruined Roman Roofs of Herculaneum
In the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, along the glistening Bay of Naples shoreline, lies Herculaneum – an ancient Roman city frozen in time. Once a thriving…