Mysterious tower populations buried beneath Angkor Wat temple
Australian archaeologists' research shows the existence of mysterious towers beneath the temple of Angkor Wat.
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Australian archaeologists' research shows the existence of mysterious towers beneath the temple of Angkor Wat.
King Thutmose III, the sixth pharaoh of the 18th dynasty in ancient Egypt, tried to erase all memories of Hatshepsut but failed because the vestiges of this powerful wom…
The Times of Israel newspaper said the archaeological group had discovered a city and a tower that could be a clue to
A search group in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, found the remains of a temple shrine dating back hundreds of years in the lake.
The prolonged drought caused the water level of the Grijalba River in southern Mexico to drop by nearly 25 meters and accidentally exposed the church 400 years to the bo…
500 years ago in a remote temple in Guatemala, the Mayans allowed blood to flow after the ritual with a sharp arrowhead made from the stone casing for the purpose of giv…
Listen, it seems to be the festival of rebellious youths: Everyone drank beer, beat the cup, smashed, immersed in endless rain clouds. They woke up the next morning in l…
According to scientists, this sacred hole is capable of destroying the entire structure of the ancient Mayan pyramid.
Scientists found a well in Athens, Greece, with inscriptions called the Prophet Apollo, indicating that the ancient people wanted to borrow fortune-telling to know the f…
A ritual bath has a lifespan of up to 2,000 years and a new cryptographic message was discovered in Jerusalem (Israel) while archaeologists are conducting a routine surv…
The construction of ancient Egyptian temples began with a groundbreaking ritual like modern humans.
Recently, archaeologists have discovered a 2000-year-old ancient Jewish ritual bath right on the floor of a guest house in a family near Jerusalem.
Scientists unearthed three temples, possibly a place for ancient astrological activity, in a hilltop fort in the Republic of Armenia.
German archaeologists discovered the largest chiseled stone, dating back more than 2,000 years.
A group of Egyptian and French archaeologists have discovered the tomb of Queen Karomama - of the Ramesside period (1314-1085 BC).