The 4,500-year-old Temple of the Sun that disappeared in Egypt was discovered
Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be one of Egypt's vanished 'sun temples', dating back some 4,500 years.
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Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be one of Egypt's vanished 'sun temples', dating back some 4,500 years.
Cuicuilco is the oldest and most curious pyramid for visitors in Mexico.
From 2017 to now, Korean archaeologists discovered 3 skeletons at the foot of the wall of Wolseong Palace, the ruins of Gyeongju, Silla (57 BC - 935 AD).
A structure resembling a bowling alley appeared in the ground-penetrating radar image when surveying the Fountais Monastery in Yorshire (England) that stunned scientists.
Archaeologists announced finding signs of the existence of
Researchers have been stunned by a 5,000-year-old ancient settlement on the Orkney Islands, described as 'Scottish Pompeii (Scottish Pompeii)'.
Recently, Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a prehistoric Egyptian cemetery, the special thing is that this cemetery is unlike anything they have ever found before.
Archaeologists have discovered a gold ring with an amethyst at the world's largest ancient winery in Israel.
Neither Japanese archaeologists nor historians have given any clues about this huge rock.
A team of archaeologists restored the original appearance of an expensive Western Zhou-era chariot, wrapped in bronze and encrusted with 10,000 turquoise.
This is one of the oldest mummies in history. What's in this millennial mummy?
Archaeologists in Turkey have found evidence that a prehistoric site 11,000 years ago was used for an indoor parade ritual.
As one of the most navigable inland waterways in the world, Lake Erie is also known as a shipwreck graveyard in the Five Lakes region.
Archaeologists who discovered ancient civilizations suddenly found a mysterious stone by the river, from here continue to uncover the secret of an ancient city disappear…
Swedish archaeologist successfully recreated the face of a man who lived during the Stone Age in Motala, Sweden, 8,000 years ago.