Teapot 2,000 years in the tomb of the Qin Dynasty in China
The kettle containing wine is a sacrifice, located in 260 excavated artifacts from the tomb of an ordinary citizen during the Qin Dynasty (221 - 207 BC).
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The kettle containing wine is a sacrifice, located in 260 excavated artifacts from the tomb of an ordinary citizen during the Qin Dynasty (221 - 207 BC).
So far, some of the most mysterious archaeological findings in history have yet to find a convincing answer.
A group of Norwegian hunters found the Viking 1,200-year-old sword preserved in perfect condition on a high mountain.
Little Jones had a happy vacation with her family to Lake Dozmary, Cornwall, England. However, both Jones and his family could not imagine that they had found a medieval…
The almost intact sword in Poland is more likely to be a knight falling into a drowned swamp.
A boatman found an ancient 18th-century sword of Asian origin beneath a Wales river while throwing a net.
The 13th-century sword with many silver mosaic carvings emerged between the bucket of excavator in the English golf course.
The Sword of the Sword made from copper and tin retains its sharpness and shine after thousands of years of existence.
The silver sword from the Warring States period remained bright after more than 2,300 years buried in a deep grave.
Archaeologists find two rare swords in the 1,500-year-old tomb in the underground in southern Kyushu, Japan.
Scientists have collected an ancient 4,000-year-old sword in the field of a football field.
A group of geese hunters in the southern wilderness of Iceland found the Viking 1,000-year-old sword in good condition.
Russian scientists found the arsenal from 1547 filled with swords, bows, armor and shields, belonging to Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
A Norwegian climber accidentally spotted a sword that was more than a millennium old while walking on an ancient road.
The National Library of England is urging researchers to decipher the mysterious inscription engraved on medieval swords dating back to 800 years.