The ancient female vampire's grave is still 'sealed'
A 17th- to 18th century vampire tomb has just been unearthed in Poland, inside is the remains of a woman with a sickle around her neck to prevent her from returning to t…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Grave.
455 published items.
A 17th- to 18th century vampire tomb has just been unearthed in Poland, inside is the remains of a woman with a sickle around her neck to prevent her from returning to t…
Although it is a resting place, Staglieno Cemetery represents more than death.
In an unlikely location in the archaeological site of Palenque - Mexico, the noble and mysterious Maya queen rests in a tomb full of treasures.
A mysterious 6,500-year-old woman's grave and several arrowheads have just been discovered in northern France that may reveal details about the treatment of women in the…
Qin Shi Huang sent troops to prepare to go to the grave to rob the treasure, but failed because he could not find the entrance, so in the end he had to 'regret' to retur…
The highway that was about to be formed in Norway almost passed one of the largest and most mysterious ancient tombs - a ghost ship carrying people to the dead more than…
Thieves often do not hesitate to take away gold, silver, and jewels placed in the mouth of the deceased. However, they absolutely did not dare to touch the items made of…
This photo of a stone age skeleton of a mother holding her child in an unearthed common grave has gone viral and attracted a wide range of organisations.
In a space lacking everything necessary for life, what did the unfortunate victims who had to follow the dead go through before they died?
In addition to being covered in ocher, the remains in two large graves in Serbia are unusually tall, suggesting they had migrated from elsewhere.
This ancient structure is not only the lavish tomb of a powerful noblewoman, but also includes the largest illegal silver workshop of the Roman period in England.
NASA will drop the International Space Station into an uninhabited sea called Point Nemo in 2031.
This set of straws was discovered by the Russian archaeologist, Nikolai Veselovsky, in 1897 at the Maikop Kurgan grave mound in the northern Caucasus.
Scientists discovered an ancient road network with a series of round or pendant-shaped tombs surrounding it.
Archaeologists in the UK have unearthed an ancient workshop near the world-famous Sutton Hoo boat grave that may have been the source of treasures that astound modern pe…