Archeology
Israel discovered the cathedral from ancient Rome
Israeli archaeologists announced on January 22 that they discovered the background of one of the largest churches of ancient Rome, about 1,500 years ago.
Archaeologist
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Archaeologist.
Topic archive
Articles about Archaeologist
1,310 published items.
Archeology
5 terrifying archaeological discoveries related to human sacrifices
The sacrifice of human beings is always the terrifying obscurity of human history. The following archaeological findings show barbarism beyond what we can imagine about…
Archeology
Discovering scary infant sacrifices in Tunisia
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of babies and fetuses at the cemetery in Tunisia.
Archeology
The pyramid is older than Giza
Archaeologists have discovered a terraced pyramid dating to 4,600 years near the city of Edfu of Egypt, built decades before the great pyramid at Giza.
Archeology
Find ancient giant footprints in Africa
During excavations in southern Africa, archaeologists discovered a giant footprint with a length of 120cm.
Archeology
Traces 1,000-year-old vineyards in Spain
Recent archaeologists discovered traces of vineyards dating back 1,000 years, in terraces in a Spanish village.
Archeology
Found many relics on the Silk Road
Chinese media reported in early 2013, archaeologists discovered more than 1,700 relics of the Buddha in Gansu province (China) on the Silk Road.
Archeology
Shocking discovery of the new Great Wall
A group of American archaeologists has discovered a series of earthen walls hundreds of miles long covered before the famous Great Wall of the year 2,500 years.
Archeology
Mysterious double tombs in Siberia
Recent archaeologists excavated many graves of double burial or family burial in Siberia, dating back about 3,500 years.
Archeology
Discover the tomb of the ancient Egyptian wine maker in Luxor
The ancient tomb of a brewer dating back more than 3200 years was discovered in Luxor, Upper Egypt, National Geographic magazine announced.
Archeology
The diet of 'sea breeze' of ancient Romans
According to archaeologists, the poor class of ancient Romans also knew how to eat sea urchins or even giraffes ...
Archeology
Archeology of the exorcism method of
According to archaeologists, burying eggs under the floor will help the ancients avoid evil and disaster in the future.
Archeology
China unearthed dragon-shaped kilns over 1200 years
A group of Chinese archaeologists on December 9 unearthed a 1,200-year-old dragon-shaped ceramic kiln in the village of Nanyao, Jingdezhen in China's Jiangxi Province.
Archeology
New theory about terracotta army Qin Shihuang
Archaeologists who study sculpture in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang have come up with an unexpected hypothesis concerning Greek art.
Archeology
Archeology of ancient pig-shaped milk bottles
Italian archaeologists believe that this terracotta pig is used as a milk bottle for modern children.