Archaeological site of torture of prisoners
Old prisoners were tortured very cruelly, if they wanted prisoners to see them all, the family would have to pay a certain price to bring the dead body home.
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Old prisoners were tortured very cruelly, if they wanted prisoners to see them all, the family would have to pay a certain price to bring the dead body home.
The sacrifice of human beings is always the terrifying obscurity of human history. The following archaeological findings show barbarism beyond what we can imagine about…
The Stone Age skeleton was a hunter-gatherer found in 2006 in a cave at the archaeological site of La Brana-Arintero in northwestern Spain.
According to archaeologists, burying eggs under the floor will help the ancients avoid evil and disaster in the future.
This year, Dak Nong Provincial Museum has discovered many archaeological sites dating to different periods of the Paleolithic, New Stone and Early Metal Age.
This set of ancient stone tables are natural blocks of stone that have been chiseled and shaped by human hands, including 8 stone slabs (including 3 large slabs, 5 small…
Italian archaeologists believe that this terracotta pig is used as a milk bottle for modern children.
Archaeologists have discovered many burial tombs of primitive people dating to more than 6,000 years at Na Mo cave, Huong Ne commune, Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province.
According to Professor, Dr. Ann Marie Cyphers Tomic, two ceramic plates were found to belong to the Olmeca civilization that existed between 1400 and 200 BC.
The secret tomb of a magic priest in ancient Egypt was discovered after 4,500 years of sealing.
Sao Can Ty site is located next to Highway 4C (the road from Quan Ba district to Yen Minh, belongs to the Global Geopark of Dong Van Plateau).
This trunk is 20 meters long, 1.6 meters in diameter. According to local forestry experts, this timber is 700 to 800 years old.
Archaeological results show that many parasites suck blood on mummy bodies of these ancient Egyptian dogs.
The Israeli archaeologist stumbled upon a treasure chest filled with gold coins near the Mount temple of Jerusalem.
While searching for the dropped metal key, Ifor Edwards, a 56-year-old Welsh man, spotted a series of extremely valuable 14th and 15th century coins.