Detecting a thousand-year grave population of Sa Huynh residents
The burial site was discovered by archaeologists in Tre village, Tra Tho commune, Tay Tra district (Quang Ngai), about 5 km from the old excavation site in the Tang rive…
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The burial site was discovered by archaeologists in Tre village, Tra Tho commune, Tay Tra district (Quang Ngai), about 5 km from the old excavation site in the Tang rive…
Archaeologists have found 150 pieces of pottery and porcelain (called ostraca) at an ancient Greek-Roman site, 2km north of Lake Qaroun.
An archaeologist has identified an area of nearly 2,000 sites with important archaeological potential in Saudi Arabia using Google Earth without having to go to the fi…
East Qinling is located in northwestern Shaanxi Province, China has been tightening security since the tomb thieves raided.
Peru's native inhabitants had a habit of chewing coca leaves with lime from 8,000 years ago, much like Vietnam's betel nut practices.
In the survey, archaeological survey in late November and early December 2010 in Hung Dao commune, Hoa An district, Cao Bang province, Vietnam Institute of Archeology ...
The bone soup contained in a copper cup was discovered in an ancient tomb more than two thousand years ago in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, China.
American archaeologists found fossils of ancient crocodile strains with nose-like pig noses and a complete vegetarian diet.
A strange tomb was discovered about 2km away from the Thai temple and Tuyet temple within the relics of the tomb and temple of Tran kings.
Archaeologists have found a reed skirt made of 5,900 years ago in Armenia, the oldest in the world.
On the 50 million-year-old amber plate discovered in India, archaeologists found more than 700 ancient insect species belonging to 55 strains.
Patriarshi amber, oval, weighs more than 2kg, predicted by scientists to have been underground for 50 million years.
Egypt announces the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (USA) will return 19 small objects located in the tomb of King Tutankhamun.
At the end of the 19th century, due to accidental incidents, archaeologists were fortunate to discover sun-baked clay tablets with strange signs.
Archaeologists have three years to save this ancient ruin, before it becomes crumbling debris beneath the mines.