Israel explores an ancient settlement dating back 10,000 years
This is a permanent settlement because most of the buildings found have undergone many stages of construction and repair.
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This is a permanent settlement because most of the buildings found have undergone many stages of construction and repair.
Binh Thuan Museum in collaboration with the Archaeological Center (belonging to the Southern Institute of Sustainable Development) unearthed the group of temples Po Dam…
Israeli archaeologists have discovered an ancient temple from the kingdom of Judah (nearly 3,000 years ago) with many precious statues.
Archaeologists in Mexico City have unearthed skulls and other bones of 15 people, mostly children of street vendors during the Aztec period. The mysterious ancient tomb…
About 44,000 ancient relics, temples and cultural landmarks in China have disappeared, according to the country's first heritage survey over the past 20 years.
British archaeologists have found an ancient 5,000-year-old temple in Orkney (England), dating back to the 800-year-old Stonehenge temple. This temple is considered more…
During the period of 11,000 - 6,000 years before BC, humans, despite having no tools or machines, could chisel and successfully build Gobekli Tepe temple in southeastern…
The mysteries dating back to ancient times have always been a puzzle of modern people, they are always stories that provoke public interest, perhaps because no one can e…
Pharaoh Akhenaten or Amenhotep IV is the one who converted Egyptian religion from polytheism to worship a single god named Aten.
The giant statue that lost its head to the Greek king was found in an ancient temple in Egypt.
A strong earthquake today rocked central Myanmar, damaging nearly a hundred ancient Buddhist temples in the ancient capital of Bagan.
The gilded walls of India's Golden Temple were once bright, but the perennial air pollution made them dusty and dull.
The ancient Bagan city was once the capital of the Pagan kingdom, a key cultural, economic and political center of the Pagan empire during the 9th to the 13th centuries.
Each collection, the road of planting all cheaply leading to Hyeonchungsa Temple (Asan, Chungnam Province, South Korea) turns bright yellow, passionate about people.
The Bagan archaeological site in central Myanmar currently houses more than 2,000 large and small temples built during the Pagan dynasty nearly a thousand years ago.