The Battle of Visby: A Tale of Valor Etched in Chainmail
Unearthing Medieval Mysteries In the realm of historical discoveries, few artifacts capture the imagination quite like the skull of a medieval warrior permanently fused with his chainmail…
Whispers from the Shadows: The Mummified Children of Palermo
A Mysterious Sanctuary of Preservation In the heart of northern Sicily, the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo hold a haunting secret that has long remained silent—the stories of…
Defying Gender Norms: The Babylonian Kudurru Stele’s Tale of Female Property Ownership
The Ancient Artifact’s Groundbreaking Story In the annals of ancient history, a remarkable artifact from the heart of Babylonian civilization has emerged, challenging the prevailing norms of…
Discovering Rome’s Crocodile Warriors: Unraveling Their Exotic Nile Armor
The Unexpected Alliance Between Roman Military Genius and Egyptian Wildlife In the vast tapestry of Roman military history, there exists a fascinating chapter that speaks of innovation…
The Golden Enigma: Uncovering the Lady of Aigai’s Magnificent Legacy
A Royal Discovery That Changed History In the ancient lands of Macedonia, archaeologists made a breathtaking discovery that revolutionized our understanding of royal life in this powerful…
10,000-Year-Old Sandals from Fort Rock Cave: The Oldest Footwear Ever Discovered
One of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries in North America is a pair of ancient sandals, dating back 10,000 years (8000 BC), found in Fort Rock Cave, Oregon. These sandals,…
The archaeological discovery of a mysterious tomb with the jellyfish necklace
In eastern Serbia, at the archaeological site of Viminacium Vi še Grobalja, an extraordinary discovery comes to light, bringing with it the traces of an ancient and…
Iron Age Danube Model
Am 15. Februar durfte ich für die Koryphäe der Textilarchäologie, Karina Grömer, modeln. Natürlich habe ich diese Gelegenheit auch gleich genutzt für einige Fragen zu diesem Thema….
In September, the Nymph statue, which was found during the Gymnasium excavations carried out in the Amasra district of Bartı and dated to the 2nd century AD, started to be exhibited in the Amasra Museum.
In September, the Nymph statue, which was found during the Gymnasium excavations carried out in the Amasra district of Bartı and dated to the 2nd century AD,…
What to do in oxfordshire: Uffington White Horse and White Horse Hill
Now living in Oxfordshire we’re keen to discover all the county has to offer, first up was a trip to the Uffington White Horse, a prehistoric hill…