The first massacre in human history
Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
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Archaeologists found fossil skeletons of 27 massacred hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago in Nataruk, near Lake Turkana, Kenya.
Discovered by a stray goat, a grave on the cliff in Thebes, Egypt, which is home to dozens of pharaoh's mummies, queens and princesses from many dynasties.
Although the newly excavated class outside the coffin of Han's Emperor's nephew, archaeologists have collected hundreds of gold sculptures with a weight of nearly 40kg.
Certain historians of ruins near Szigetvar, Hungary, are the resting place of the eminent king who ruled the Turkish empire in the 16th century.
The scientists initially identified the grave of compound with characteristics in the outer area of the noble.
Chinese archaeologists discovered the most intact Tay Han cemetery ever, in which the main grave could be the resting place of Han's nephew, Wu Wu.
Thermal imaging technology helps researchers discover King Tutankhamun's tomb with a secret room, most likely the resting place of Egyptian queen Nefertiti.
Turkish scientists found a 2,400-year-old grave complex with many precious artifacts underground near the ancient city of Soloi north of Cyprus.
Archaeologists discovered a mass grave of 200 French soldiers believed to be from Napoleon Bonaparte's army in the western district of Roedelheim in Frankfurt, Germany.
On September 15, an ancient tomb features many characteristics of the Ma Wang dynasty Double Han dynasty, which was discovered at a construction site in Kaifu District,…
In 2005, while excavating a grave near the city of Thebes, Greece, scientists found a huge fake toe attached to a mummy's leg. So far it is still considered the first pr…
German scientists found a 7,000-year-old mass grave containing at least 26 adult and child skeletons with a broken skull and broken femur, evidence of a massacre at the…
Archaeologists confirm the bones buried in mass graves in northern England belong to Scottish prisoners, including 13-year-old children.
Archaeological experts are extremely surprised and continue to study this special grave.
Archaeologists discovered 8 million dog mummies at the grave honoring the ancient Egyptian dog god Anubis.