The ancient tombs were all sealed from the inside, how did the last worker escape?
Ancient tombs, especially royal tombs, were built with mysterious designs that are still difficult for us to find answers to today.
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Ancient tombs, especially royal tombs, were built with mysterious designs that are still difficult for us to find answers to today.
A new scientific study has revealed evidence of the diet of prehistoric people who lived in North America during the last Ice Age.
Recently, thanks to advanced scanning technology, American scientists have clarified many mysteries surrounding the mummy of Meresamun - an ancient Egyptian priestess wh…
10,000-year-old pottery fragments from the Shangshan culture on the banks of the Yangtze have left traces of an ancient wine.
After the Notre Dame Cathedral fire, archaeologists were allowed to search beneath the ruins, and the artifacts they unearthed have shed new light on the history of one…
On December 9, an ancient Roman coin bearing the portrait of Brutus - a close general and mastermind of the assassination of Emperor Julius Caesar - was sold for a recor…
The most precious objects of another human species along with many extinct animal bones were excavated from the Tunel Wielki cave, an unparalleled treasure.
Several 300,000-year-old human fossils discovered in Hualong Cave in Anhui Province, China, have been identified as the earliest hominin species in East Asia to evolve i…
A shield made of wood and leather dating to around 250 AD is one of the few complete Roman artifacts ever found.
Inscriptions that may belong to a language lost thousands of years ago have been found on a stone tablet in Georgia.
From discovering cities hidden in dense forests to reading ancient scrolls with AI, the combination of modern and traditional techniques is shaping the future of archaeo…
A limestone coffin buried 2m deep in the St. Nicholas Church in Demre has been identified as belonging to Saint Nicholas, the model for Santa Claus.
The specimens that made most people wince explained why the Earth became
Carvings on the bell tower suggest the temple dates from the reign of King Ptolemy VIII with some inscriptions possibly referring to his wife: Queen Cleopatra III.