The treasure of 2600 years reveals secrets in Celtic princess graves
Characteristics of gold ornaments found in graves show that the child remains buried next to the woman is the daughter of Celtic princess.
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Characteristics of gold ornaments found in graves show that the child remains buried next to the woman is the daughter of Celtic princess.
Evidence obtained from three 8,500-year-old tombs in Henan Province, China shows that ancient people used silk thousands of years ago.
An 18th century King Qianlong (China) publication has just been successfully auctioned at a price
After excavating the ancient pots at a tomb dating back thousands of years in China, archaeologists were surprised to find that there were traces of ... in the pot.
Archaeologists have found an Indian potato-looking garden dating to about 3,800 years old, still with stone fences and wood-rolling digging tools.
Ancient people could use a heat-resistant pot to cook plants 10,000 years ago, a step forward to help form a permanent settlement towards a modern civilization.
A research team discovered 2,500-year-old city ruins, more than 40 hectares wide on a Greek hilltop with ancient pottery and coins.
Gold and silver antiques were found in the excavation area of Tel Gerez, Israel, possibly a sacrifice to connect the two gods of Canaanite and Egyptians.
The owner is extremely surprised when the 13 USD flowerpot bought in flea market is the precious antiquity of Qianlong period with the real value of 6,000 times.
The amulet was born 6,000 years ago with the seamless casting technology still used by NASA to build spacecraft.
The man owns a huge sum of up to £ 270,000 (about VND 7.4 billion) from an ancient coin he accidentally picked up in the toy of his 4-year-old son.
A British farmer was famous after discovering more than 1,000 coins on a field dating back hundreds of years.
Heard that Suu (in Nghe An) dug the king's seal, hundreds of people came to see it. Local authorities must mobilize police to ensure order and security.
Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.