How Did Mesopotamia Become the Cradle of Civilization?
Around 4500 BCE humans settled in Mesopotamia. Within a few centuries, the Sumerians developed what we today call the cradle of civilization. SUMMARY Mesopotamia, between the Tigris…
The Door of the Moon: Unveiling Ancient Incan Engineering Mastery at Qorikancha
At the heart of historic Cusco, Peru, stands the remarkable Qorikancha complex, a living testament to Incan ingenuity. Contemporary archaeological findings have revealed an intricate system of…
The Giant Pot of Amathus: An Ancient Wonder of Cyprus
In the heart of the prestigious Louvre Museum in Paris stands a monumental testament to ancient craftsmanship that continues to captivate visitors from around the world. The…
2000 year-old Roman face cream/lotion. Dating back to II AD.
In 2003, a sealed pot of the oldest face cream was discovered at a Roman temple complex in Southwark, south London dating to the 2nd century AD….
Suspended in Time: The Melancholic Human Tale of Herculaneum’s Skeleton House
A City Trapped in Volcanic Fury In the blink of an eye, a thriving Roman coastal community was transformed into an eternal monument of human vulnerability. The…
Rediscovering Roman Ingenuity: The Remarkable Water System of Stabiae
Unearthing a Hidden Hydraulic Marvel In the silent archaeological landscape of ancient Stabiae, a breathtaking discovery has emerged from the volcanic shadows of history. Buried beneath layers…
The Silent Sentinels: Echoes of Easter Island’s Monumental Legacy
A Civilization Carved in Stone In the vast, windswept expanses of the Pacific Ocean, a small island tells a story of extraordinary human achievement and profound ecological…
Mummy of Ramesses II (Ramesses or Ramses the Great 1303 BC – 1213 BC)
Rаmesses II, аlso known аs Rаmses the Greаt, wаs one of аncient Egyрt’s moѕt renowned рharaohs, reіgnіng for аn аstonishing 66 yeаrs from 1279 BC to 1213…
Breaking: Remarkable Discovery: Mᴀssive Merovingian Cemetery Unearthed Near Somme.
Archaeologists carrying out excavations at a site in Saint-Aubin-des-Champs in France have uncovered an ancient Merovingian necropolis dating back to the 5 th-7th centuries AD, according to a report…
The Mystery of Tinkinswood: A Portal to Ancient Wales’ Sacred Past
Unveiling a Neolithic Wonder In the rolling hills just west of Cardiff lies one of Britain’s most extraordinary prehistoric treasures – the Tinkinswood burial chamber. This remarkable…