Three blocks of bronze drum can not be more than 1,000 years old
Initially, three blocks of bronze drums in Hoa Lu Ancient Capital resembled the archaeological site of Man Bac - a site in front of Dong Son culture, about 4,000 years a…
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Initially, three blocks of bronze drums in Hoa Lu Ancient Capital resembled the archaeological site of Man Bac - a site in front of Dong Son culture, about 4,000 years a…
Mexican archaeologists discovered below the famous Bonampak mural site a tomb of a mysterious, headless Mayan man.
The marble statue shows a miniaturized head of bearded man unearthed by Israeli ancient monk experts in the Givati parking area at the deputy David, Jerusalem National…
The skeleton of a man was discovered in a grave in a place that is now becoming a British university campus. It is probably the skeleton of one of the first victims of t…
The ancient Egyptian emperor Akhenaten was not a true man, though he was the father of at least half a dozen children. In fact, his body is quite feminine, with an egg-s…
Archaeologists say they discovered a relic - an ancient place of people who built the magnificent stone architecture in England, Stonehenge. At Durrington Walls excavati…
Neanderthal is an ancient breed of man who made tools, used to live in Europe, Near East, Central Asia, North Africa and possibly western Siberia more than 100,000 years…
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the mummy of a wandering man who lived 4,000 years ago in a sophisticated sarcophagus, accompanied by copper surgical instruments.
Chinese archaeologists say they discovered an intact mummy belonging to a high-ranking official, dating back 280 years ago in Shijingshan district, the capital of Beijin…
International archaeologists have unearthed an intact 2,500-year-old mummy, frozen in a snow-capped mountain in Mongolia, with blond hair, tattoos and a fedora. Chairman…
Neandertal people have lived many thousands of years longer than scientists thought so far. It is confirmed by a study published in the journal Nature. This study proves…
The oldest pieces of man-made jewelry were discovered by scientists. They include 3 snails that date to 90,000 - 100,000 years old. These pea-shaped objects have similar…
Archaeologists have discovered two Iron Age corpses buried in peat in Ireland. Both are men, living more than 2,000 years ago, and being victims of a barbaric sacrificia…
A man's remains are found in a church in northern Poland very similar to the characteristics of the famous Renaissance astronomer Nicolas Copernicus, archaeologists exca…
During excavation on Guernsey Island, the group of archaeologists discovered a strange tomb dating back 400 years, inside the remains of a man without a hand.