Egypt discovered one of the oldest villages in the Nile Delta
On September 2, the Egyptian Antiquities Department announced that a delegation of Egyptian and French experts discovered one of the oldest villages in the country's Nil…
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On September 2, the Egyptian Antiquities Department announced that a delegation of Egyptian and French experts discovered one of the oldest villages in the country's Nil…
A Greek farmer parked a car under an olive tree in his garden when the car collapsed. He struggled to pull the car up and found an ancient tomb.
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry recently released detailed information on three mummies found inside the mysterious black coffin that was unearthed in July.
Recently, archaeologists excavated the 5,000-year-old tomb in Karaganda (Kazakhstan) and discovered something very interesting.
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…
The priceless treasure is defined as 2,800 years old and belongs to the royal or noble members of the Saka people, who lived in Central Asia.
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…
The mysterious black coffin does not contain Alexander the Great's corpse or the deadly curse as previously speculated.
The pottery workshop dates back about 4,500 years, discovered by archaeologists during the renovation of Kom Ombo temple.
According to a correspondent in Tel Aviv, on July 2, the Israeli Antiquities Agency (IAA) said it had taken away intact ceramic vessels dating back more than 2,000 years…
On May 2, US authorities conducted an exchange of 3,800 illegal items to Iraq.
According to research, British scientists say this treasure dates back to 1400 years BC (BC).
The cemetery contains about 1,000 statues, 40 stone coffins and mummies, 4 plaster jars containing organs and many other antiques.
The first discovery was an arrow taken from the melting ice in Oppdal, Norway in 1914. In the summer of the 1930s, melting ice caused more and more artifacts to be disco…
On January 1, Israeli archaeologists announced that a clay seal printed images and Jewish characters, believed to be of the ancient Jerusalem town, dates back to 2,700 y…