Egypt opened the lid of ancient stone coffin 2,000 years
The mysterious black coffin does not contain Alexander the Great's corpse or the deadly curse as previously speculated.
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The mysterious black coffin does not contain Alexander the Great's corpse or the deadly curse as previously speculated.
Surprisingly, this city was found with traces of war despite being quite far from the battle area.
According to archaeologists, this excavation may prove there are at least seven bronze statues buried in the seabed in this area.
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The Siberian Times reported that scientists recently discovered a woman's mummy buried in the snowpack in the Arctic and covered with thick fur
Archaeologists have unearthed a Buddha statue in Afghanistan. What is special here is that this 1700-year-old Buddha statue can survive a constant war without being deva…
A Russian scientist affirmed that the strange deep subsidence in the Phrygian valley, Turkey is a mark of civilization that appeared before humans.
Fossils of a carnivorous plant are found in Baltic amber pieces dating to about 40 million years old.
The Greek Ministry of Culture said archaeologists in the country have found a skeleton, in a limestone sarcophagus of the third room in the mysterious tomb located in Am…
Ancient bones within a royal tomb in northern Greece were identified as King Philip II of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great.
Flying lizards with giant wingspan once ruled the sky 60 million years ago and played an important role in the late Cretaceous ecosystem.
Greek archaeologists excavated a large grave of Alexander the Great on Kasta hill, Serres region in northern Greece.
Archaeologists in Greece believe that the large grave they discovered was related to Alexander the Great.
Archaeologists say they may have discovered Alexander the Great's tomb at a place near the ancient Amphipolis, 370 miles north of Athens.