Discovering stone carvings of 2.6 million years old
This 2.6 million-year-old stone carving has a length of up to 8m, a width of 70cm with a description of the hunting and gathering scene of the ancient people.
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This 2.6 million-year-old stone carving has a length of up to 8m, a width of 70cm with a description of the hunting and gathering scene of the ancient people.
The ancient shrine remains the same throughout the 2,000 years found in the ruined city of Pompeii, Sun reported on October 12.
The 5,200-year-old Egyptian blue is often found in ancient statues, excavated reliefs from hidden tombs of incredible energy: it can help modern people create ... electr…
According to the Daily Star, ground-based radar identifies an ancient ship at a depth of about half a meter. Archaeologists found the ship in Halden, about 144km from Os…
Well preserved skeleton of a nickname woman
Lake Erie, bordering the US and Canada border, is famous for a water monster named Bessie who was allegedly attacked boats through the area.
The team of researchers in Panama recently published conclusions about ancient tombs with skeletons cut off in South America and Central America on the Science Alert web…
The papyrus, according to scientists dating back at least 1300 years in Egypt, depicts images of two winged creatures poking at each other.
The skeleton was found on the BR-470 road in Ilhota municipality in the state of Santa Catarina. The skull and legs are perfectly preserved and the teeth are almost inta…
The results of archaeological excavations at the former Stone Age relic in An Khe town, Gia Lai province of international stature, have shocked the archaeological world.
According to the latest information from archaeologists from Konkan, Maharashtra, India, the stone carvings predicted could be around 10,000 years old.
Ramesses II is one of the most famous and mighty kings of ancient Egypt. He ruled his kingdom from the 12th century BC for about 66 years.
According to the scientific journal Plos One, the knife was found by Moroccan archaeologists in a cave in the northern coastal region adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean.
Archaeologists have recently unearthed a tomb
While swimming at the lake Vidöstern in Sweden, an 8-year-old girl discovered the pre-Viking iron sword.