Found the oldest ancient wreck in the Black Sea
Archaeologists from the Black Sea Maritime Archaeological Project (BSMAP) have found the oldest, undisclosed wreck underneath the Black Sea, The Guardian reported on Oct…
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Archaeologists from the Black Sea Maritime Archaeological Project (BSMAP) have found the oldest, undisclosed wreck underneath the Black Sea, The Guardian reported on Oct…
The vertebrae found in an ancient water tank system led archaeologists to the ruins of the massacre more than 2,000 years ago.
In a recent discovery, a group of American archaeologists said they found a new secret about the life of the ancient people on the famous Easter Island in Chile.
In 1991, scientists found that the muzzle, skull and upper jaw of an organism were not clearly identified in Smoky Hill Chalk, Kansas, USA.
Analysis of fat residues in pottery in the Dalmatian Sea shows that people here have made cheese and yogurt from about 7,200 years ago.
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a treasure containing 957 precious artifacts at the Kaliakra Fortress on the Black Sea coast.
According to Daily Mail, fossils dating from 70-75 million years, are found in the region of Puglia, Italy.
In October 1886, the people of Hamilton, New Zealand were shocked to find the body of a sheep filtered in a barbaric manner.
Archaeologists from around the world are planning to delve into the most enigmatic locations that 2017 studies have provided.
According to Fox news, the treasure contains many precious objects and many 1,000-year-old gold coins, gold rings, pearls, and bracelets from the 10th century.
This graveyard is only 275m away from Manasota Key coast of Florida (USA) and is protected in a peat-covered freshwater lake for thousands of years.
Recently, the crown was chosen by New York University (USA) to study the ancient world. It was originally displayed in Israel as a bronze artifact.
The researchers identified Habelia optata, an ancient marine creature that is only about two centimeters long but can tear off prey with a sharp and flexible head.
Researchers found a 150 million-year-old sea monster skeleton from the Jurassic period in Antarctica, the International Business Times reported on Dec. 23.