The pinnacle of mummification: Lady Dai’s 2,000-year-old preserved body is still intact with smooth skin
In a stunning archaeological discovery, the body of Lady Dai, a noblewoman of the Han Dynasty who lived more than 2,000 years ago, has been found remarkably…
The Ancient City of Mari: A Glimpse into Its Legacy
The ancient city of Mari stands as a testament to the grandeur and sophistication of early civilizations. Established around 2900 BC, this Semitic Amorite city thrived in…
The Roman Scutum: A Glimpse into Ancient Craftsmanship
28 Th1 The Roman “scutum” is an iconic piece of military history, offering a fascinating look at the craftsmanship and artistry of ancient Rome. This tall, semi-cylindrical…
Revealing an ancient mystery: ‘Takabuti’ identified as stabbing victim of an Egyptian mummy has been found.
A mystery that is more than two millennia old has finally been solved. The mummy of Takabuti , an Egyptian woman whose story has intrigued archaeologists and researchers since…
Discover the World’s Largest Mosaic at Antakya, Türkiye
30 Th1 1. A Historic Discovery Beneath the Antakya Museum H๏τel 1.1. The Excavation Process In 2010, during the construction of the Antakya Museum H๏τel in Türkiye,…
The Mystery of the 1,800-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Beneath Modern London
04 Th2 London, one of the world’s most vibrant and modern cities, hides an invaluable relic beneath its streets: a stunning 1,800-year-old Roman floor mosaic. This ancient…
Ancient Cave Paintings in India May Rewrite Prehistoric History
11 Th2 Recent archaeological discoveries in the Hoshangabad region of Madhya Pradesh have unveiled 10,000-year-old cave paintings that could fundamentally alter our understanding of early human interactions with unknown…
Israel discovers 10,500-year-old basket from Stone Age
The fragments include lines of Greek text from the biblical books of Zechariah and Nahum and were radiocarbon dated to the 2nd century AD, experts confirmed. The…
The Mystery of the Puffer Fish Helmets of Kiribati
In the 19th century, Kiribati warriors from the central Pacific Islands wore unique helmets known as te barantauti, crafted from the dried skin of porcupinefish, commonly known…
Ancient warriors celebrated victory by eating their enemies’ BRAINS, grisly study reveals
The thought of eating human brain is enough to make even the most adventurous eater feel queasy. But a new study has revealed that ancient warriors did…