Ancient Cave Art in Madhya Pradesh: Signs of Possible Encounters with Otherworldly Beings
01 Th11 In the Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, India, a remarkable discovery has emerged: 10,000-year-old cave paintings that hint at possible ancient encounters with beings beyond…
Mummies of Anatolia still a matter of interest
Mummies of Anatolia still a matter of interest Having been used by numerous civilizations to preserve the body after death, the technique of mummification was also practiced…
Archaeologists discover mummies with solid-gold tongues in Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered several ancient mummies with solid-gold tongues in their mouths. The bizarre finding was made when preserved corpses were unearthed at the Quweisna…
Tiny mummy discovered in Atacama Desert was girl with bone disease, not an alien: study
The discovery in 2003 sparked international intrigue – a tiny, mummified skeleton with an alien-like head, tucked into a leather pouch found behind a church in the…
Heritage or unethical exploitation? Mummy exhibit sparks debate in Mexico
Controversy has been sparked in Mexico as visitors gather to observe and contemplate the mummified remains of an unidentified woman, affectionately referred to as “the witch,” which…
Shall we crack open the 350AD vintage? Historians debate whether to open ‘world’s oldest bottle of wine’
The world’s oldest unopened bottle of wine, known as the Speyer wine bottle or Römerwein aus Speyer, has been preserved at Germany’s Historical Museum of the Palatinate…
A pair of golden sandals of Tutankhamun found on his feet.
A pair of golden sandals of Tutankhamun found on his feet. These stunning gold sandals were just one of 42 pairs King Tutankhamun had in his tomb….
Triskelion (Triskele) Artifact from the Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Greece
Triskelion (Triskele) Artifact from the Archaeological Museum of Olympia, Greece: A triskelion or triskele (which invariably has rotational symmetry) is a motif consisting of three interlocked spirals,…
Safaga to Luxor:Tour of King Tut’s Tomb & the Valley of the Kings
Tomb of Ramesses VI Ramesses VI was buried in the Valley of the Kings, in a tomb now known as KV9. The ornate walls of the tomb…