Wine cellar of 3,700 years old
Recent archaeologists have discovered a wine cellar dating to about 3,700 years old under a palace in northern Israel.
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Recent archaeologists have discovered a wine cellar dating to about 3,700 years old under a palace in northern Israel.
This is a permanent settlement because most of the buildings found have undergone many stages of construction and repair.
The excavation results show that the stratum of Con Moong cave is 9.5m thick, consists of 10 different structural layers, found working tools, animal bones, mollusc shel…
The first printed book in the region that is now the United States has been auctioned for a record of more than $ 14 million, becoming the world's most expensive printed…
The study looked at the entire genetic code of a common virus that causes human illness that confirmed the hypothesis of human migration out of Africa.
Czech archaeologists have unearthed a 4,000-year-old ancient tomb in Abusir, southwest of Cairo, Egypt.
This Roman castle is located in the city of David - where people lived for about 6,000 years.
New archaeologists discovered two pre-Colombo mummies, dating back over 1,000 years, on the outskirts of Lima, Peru.
When excavating archaeologists were surprised to find an ancient bronze bronze sword without rust, the color was still new after more than 2000 years.
The secret tomb of a magic priest in ancient Egypt was discovered after 4,500 years of sealing.
By linking small rhythms, British scientists have built up the complete melody that ancient Greeks enjoyed.
Footprints are found in dinosaur fossil-rich cliffs on the southern coast of Victoria, Australia.
Archaeologists at the University of Ghana and Manchester said the strange clay statues found in Africa could be used by ancient people to heal.
British scientists say they have used computers to reproduce ancient dinosaur steps for the first time by sweeping fossil bones nearly 40 meters long.
New British archaeologists discovered a sculpture of an eagle dating to about 1,900 years while digging a construction road.