Ancient antiquities of 'Romeo and Juliet' were discovered next to each other
Recently, archaeologists excavated the 5,000-year-old tomb in Karaganda (Kazakhstan) and discovered something very interesting.
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Recently, archaeologists excavated the 5,000-year-old tomb in Karaganda (Kazakhstan) and discovered something very interesting.
This is a grave found in Case Rosse, west of Rome, which happened to be revealed by a bulldozer when it was building the ground for an underground construction project.
On July 29, the Israeli Antiquities Administration (IAA) said the results of the dating inspection show that the picture appeared since Roman times, about 1,700 years ag…
Archaeologists in Algeria have discovered the skeleton of an ancient elephant (stegodon), who lived here nearly 3 million years ago.
During an excavation on the site of a church in the center of Cologne (Germany), archaeologists discovered the first ruins of an ancient library of thousands of years ol…
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry announced on July 31 that it had discovered about 4,000-year-old burial rooms of ancient Egyptian officials in Minya and Xinhua provinc…
Mexican City archaeologists have found the skeleton of a child at the foot of an ancient temple, believed to be the scapegoat of the Sun and the God of Aztec War.
Oxford University experts discovered 25 ancient stone skulls buried in the area of Stonehenge more than 5,000 years ago.
The earthquake in Mexico revealed a hidden glass temple for 900 years inside the pyramid of ancient Aztecs.
Archaeologists in Egypt unearthed two buildings dating to about 4,500 years old that are most likely related to the construction of the pyramids at Giza.
Ancient mummified workshop was discovered by archaeologists at Saqqara cemetery of Memphis, the first capital of ancient Egypt.
The remnants of a piece of toast about 14,500 years ago in a stone fireplace at an archaeological site in northeastern Jordan surprised the researchers.
The mysterious black coffin does not contain Alexander the Great's corpse or the deadly curse as previously speculated.
The ancient 3,000-year-old Egyptian papyrus found by experts was part of a document called Papyrus Salt 124.
Scientists mysteriously decipher ancient papyrus scrolls dating back 2,000 years in the collection of the University of Basel, Switzerland, according to Live Science.