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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…
Scientists discovered a Roman-era house dating back to nearly 2,000 years in northern Israel with a penis-shaped charm covering the roof.
The mummies that possessed the world's oldest shroud turned out to be ... addicted and tattooed.
A research team found two sets of remains in the fist posture originating about 4,500-5,000 years ago in Siberia, Russia.
At the peak of the city, in 1050, the population here reached 30,000 people. This is the largest city in the past that once existed, on a scale far beyond Paris or Londo…
Chilean researchers are seeking international help to protect nearly 300 Chinchorro mummies found in the north of the country, considered the oldest mummies in the world…
Everyone knows that ancient Egypt was a great civilization cradle, but its origin lies elsewhere.
From 3,000 years ago, women of Sa Huynh culture knew how to beautify with beautiful jewelry that made women so fascinated.
The Ministry of Culture and Sports allowed researchers to dig five archaeological exploration holes to hope to find the palace of King Quang Trung more than 200 years ag…
The British Museum opened an exhibition displaying Celtic art treasures such as jewelry or weapons of this civilization.
Ax mold has body 8.1cm long; 5.1cm wide; 2cm thick; weighs 120 grams. Chisel mold has 11.2 cm long body; 5.6cm wide; 3.2cm thick; heavy 360gam.
The anklet, wrist ring, earrings or rings made from many materials of the ancient Vietnamese people of Dong Son culture 2500-2000 years ago were first displayed in Nghe…
In the past, human sacrifices, which were thought to be associated with primitive societies.
In the morning of May 5, Quang Nam Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism cooperated with authorities and people of village 6, Huong An commune, Que Son district to d…
It was not until 2012 that archaeologists explained the cause of the collapse of the Indus civilization - one of the first major cities in the world.