Boy, four, smashes open 3,500-year-old jar at Israel museum: ‘He just wanted to see what was inside’
The boy has now become a local celebrity Israel Broken Ancient Jar A young boy who accidentally broke a rare 3,500-year-old jar in an Israeli museum has…
Kilkis, Greece: An ancient city with a wall of at least 4 meters was discovered
During an archaeological excavation, an ancient city was uncovered at the gates of the city of Kilkis, between the communities of Kampanis and Pedinos of the municipality…
Archaeology news: 2,000-year-old figure discovery like ‘time tunnel to ancient Myra’
ARCHAEOLOGY experts have unearthed scores of superbly-preserved ancient sculptures from a historic town in modern-day Turkey. Christianity ‘turned to archaeology to promote bible’ says expert Archaeologists examining…
Iran Archaeology: Exploring Ancient Marvel
Welcome to a realm of Iran archaeology where the past comes to life – Iran, a country with a long-standing history and remarkable archaeological sites that transport…
Archaeological Finds In Iran Provide Clues To Its Past
Archaeologists discovered human remains, 60 whole, well-preserved skeletons in nine rooms, which also served as the underground tombs. April was a great month for Iranian scientists and…
‘Exciting findings’ Archaeologist moved to tears by remarkable Biblical find in Israel
ARCHAEOLOGISTS were left on the verge of tears when excavations in the ancient city of Jerusalem exposed the remains of a fortified wall from the biblical First…
Roman, Iron Age and Medieval Artifacts Found at Residential Development
Archaeologists have uncovered several artifacts, including jewelry and coins, from the Iron Age, Roman-era and medieval period at an excavation in the United Kingdom. The artifacts came…
I Found a Hoard of 748 Roman and Iron Age Coins
I began history hunting when I was four years old, and it all started from watching Indiana Jones. I used to go fossil hunting, searching my family’s…
Archaeology breakthrough helps solve mystery of Neanderthal extinction
A long-running argument between archaeologists and geneticists has finally been settled – and the answer could help explain why Neanderthals went extinct To find out who was…
Vast cave under London once home to thousands of people
One of the earliest historical records of the caves is a 13th-century charter, which mentions their use for mining lime-burning chalk and flint. A prehistoric skeleton discovered…