High winds exposed 2000-year-old mummies in the sand that surprised archaeologists
Archaeologists are like 'digging gold' when they accidentally discovered 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies exposed beneath the hot, thick sand.
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Archaeologists are like 'digging gold' when they accidentally discovered 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies exposed beneath the hot, thick sand.
Among the ancient swords with many different materials, archaeologists claim that bronze swords in the period before and after the Shang and Zhou dynasties were 'the mos…
Egyptian archaeologists are filled with joy after deciphering the mysterious 3,000 years after discovering 'huge treasure' in a 13m deep pit.
Archaeologists found four Roman-era eggs used to make sacrifices, of which three broke and gave off an unpleasant smell.
Archaeologists from Samara Polytech University came to examine the wreck located at a depth of 10 m under the Volga River, near the city of Samara.
Just a few meters below the modern capital of Mexico, a series of temples, palaces and artifacts from an ancient kingdom are being excavated.
A 3,000-year-old sword from the first Bronze Age excavated in the Czech Republic is hailed as a major discovery because it hides many secrets of history.
Based on archeological findings of the Han Dynasty (China), Chinese and Japanese archaeologists built a vertical furnace and successfully trained an iron pig.
A rare remains reminiscent of a new 'golden warrior' have been found in Kazakhstan, according to local archaeologists.
Who built this extraordinarily long wall? How to build it and what purpose does it have? Those are the questions that are puzzling archaeologists.
Archaeologists in Mexico said they had discovered two large holes excavated by prehistoric humans 15,000 years ago to trap mammoths.
Stonehenge is still a mystery to an unknown source. However, the discovery of an ancient settlement just 1.5 km from Stonehenge could finally provide some answers as to…
A professor of the University of Arizona (USA) is called by Fox News archaeologist eagle eyes because of the great discovery from a free online map online.
Archaeologists have discovered Mahendraparvata city deep in the jungle of Cambodia.
The 3,200-year-old gold and copper artifacts brought archaeologists to the remains of 140 prehistoric warriors in the Tollense River Valley.