Unearth burnt house ruins, discover 400-year-old baked radish
These radishes are believed to be the ingredients for dinner of Russian soldiers while on their journey to conquer Siberia.
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These radishes are believed to be the ingredients for dinner of Russian soldiers while on their journey to conquer Siberia.
About 100 seeds dating back 2,000 years have been excavated from an ancient tomb in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (China). The seeds are scattered into a semicirc…
The Rheged Kingdom was one of the civilizations that existed in the Dark Kingdom of England, famous for the first English poems composed from the Middle Ages.
The statue of the man who is pondering with many other artifacts excavated in Yehud, Israel may be the burial sacrifice of an important member in ancient society.
The more than 3,000-year-old twist is made of 730 grams of almost pure gold found in the UK that could be a protector for pregnant women.
Gold heart-shaped jewelry originated in the 10th century found in Bulgaria could be the queen Maria Lakapene, the wife of Tsar Petar I.
An ancient plate located at a depth of 1.5 m has been found by archaeologists at the excavation pit in the area of Duong Xuan mound, the place of burial of King Quang…
The burial ground of 107 sets of first-century children's remains found in the ancient citadel of Huanghua Town, Hebei Province, China.
Maybe it was just magic calling rain to water the plants but also, it opened a hell gate to summon demons, no one was sure of anything.
According to Independent, archaeologists in Turkey received an interesting advice after discovering a unique and unique Greek mosaic with a 2400 year old date.
From hundreds of stone and meteorite artifacts in An Khe town (Gia Lai), archaeologists from Vietnam and Russia evaluated them to be dated to about a million years.
Archaeologists believe that the mummy found in the Altai Mountains (Mongolia), dating back to 1500 years ago, belonged to a commoner woman but was buried with a formal c…
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.
The collection of gold and silver embroidered clothes found on the bottom of the North Sea belongs to the luxurious wardrobe of a countess under King Charles I in Englan…