2,500-year-old curse card in ancient well
Archaeologists discovered 30 cards at the bottom of an ancient well, on each face were engraved with a curse used to harm the recipient.
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Archaeologists discovered 30 cards at the bottom of an ancient well, on each face were engraved with a curse used to harm the recipient.
Archaeologists have found evidence of an ancient 'death game' of ancient Egyptians used to contact the dead about 3,500 years ago.
Chinese archaeologists found 220 more terracotta warriors during the excavation of the tomb of the first Emperor of the Qin Dynasty.
Using sonar technology to explore the seabed by sound waves, scientists have discovered a shadowy figure like a ghost ship up to 34 m long, hidden in deep Mediterranean…
Archaeologists have discovered four thousand-year-old remains buried with a gold hat.
Initial examination results show that one of these currencies is the gold dinar circulated under the reign of the Muslim King Harun al-Rashid.
The ancient palace, used in the period of 600-1050, was recently found near a tourist attraction in Cancun and may soon be open to tourists.
Egyptian archaeologists discovered the wooden boat nearly 5,000 years ago of Emperor Khufu in 'perfect integrity'.
Located near the town of Tiya in southern Ethiopia, Tiya ancient rock is an archaeological site that attracts international researchers.
American archaeologists have discovered two tombs dating back about 3,500 years, near the palace of the Mycenae period, Peloponnese region, southern Greece.
Archaeologists uncover the tiny remains of a young man with the syndrome
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest hairy dinosaurs on Earth, living in North America and about 150 million years ago.
The Mayan mysterious 800-year-old secret code is deciphered. Thanks to that, the content of an ancient book was revealed.
Experts say the tunnel under the Teotihuacan pyramid will never be open to the public.
Scientists have a headache after discovering the basement with about 50 intact skeletons, during the Pompeii volcano disaster in Roman times.