The Magnificent Replica of the 1500s Spanish Galera Real in Barcelona
19 Th2 The breathtaking replica of the Spanish Galera Real, proudly displayed in Barcelona, is a meticulous reconstruction of the flagship that led the Holy League to victory…
Exploring the Hidden Roman Ruins Beneath Verona
19 Th2 Beneath the lively streets of Verona, Italy, lies a hidden world that offers an extraordinary glimpse into the grandeur of the Roman Empire. The well-preserved…
Unearthing Ancient Secrets: New Discoveries at Saqqara
13 Th1 The Saqqara necropolis, one of Egypt’s most iconic archaeological sites, continues to reveal its secrets. Recent excavations have uncovered a collection of tombs and burials…
The Athens Acropolis in 1869: Rediscovering Temple Hill
13 Th1 Introduction to the Athens Acropolis The Athens Acropolis, also known as “Temple Hill,” stands as a testament to the artistic, cultural, and political achievements of…
Unveiling Roman Military Life: The Astonishing Discovery of a Preserved Tent at Vindolanda
A Window into the Past: Vindolanda’s Archaeological Treasures In the rolling hills of northern England, along the iconic Hadrian’s Wall, lies Vindolanda – an ancient Roman fort and settlement…
The Enigmatic Corinthian Helmet: A Relic from the Battle of Marathon
Unearthing Ancient Greek History In 1834, on the historic Plain of Marathon, a remarkable discovery was made – a Corinthian helmet, possibly worn by a Greek warrior during…
Mystery man in the mud: 500-year-old skeleton found in the River Thames
Archaeologists made the mysterious discovery at Tideway’s Chambers Wharf in Bermondsey, where a 25km-long tideway tunnel is being constructed to prevent future pollution in the River Thames….
The Statue of Ramses II
The Statue of Ramesses II is a colossal 3,200-year-old figure of Ramesses II, depicting him standing. It is 11 meters tall, made from red granite, and weighs 83 tons. The statue…
Archeologists Discover “Sistine Chapel of the Ancients” With Thousands of Ice Age Rock Paintings
Deep within the dense Amazon rainforest in modern-day Colombia, an 8-mile-long “canvas” filled with ice age drawings of giant sloths, mastodons and other extinct beasts has been…
A “200 million-year-old shoe print” could change history
The shoe print has surprised locals and strangers, since it dates back to the Triᴀssic era. More than 200 million years ago. Very close to Antelope Springs, in…