1,500-year-old treasure found: Symbol of authority!
Archaeologists in Denmark have discovered an arsenal of more than 100 spears and javelins buried under the home of an Iron Age chieftain.
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Archaeologists in Denmark have discovered an arsenal of more than 100 spears and javelins buried under the home of an Iron Age chieftain.
A male student found a treasure worth 4.5 billion VND in an ancient tomb.
The experts who developed the experimental necklace were able to track the wearer's chin movement to see what they were asking for.
The 150,000-year-old shell necklace is said to be the oldest piece of jewelry in the world.
Small perforated teeth for a necklace or bracelet can have a profound symbolic meaning for the wearer.
The Neanderthals could have cut off the toes of the Spanish emperor's eagle, which is now an endangered species, to make claws as collars.
A treasure hunter in Estonia recently unearthed numerous valuable artifacts dating back 1,700 years, most notably a fine gold necklace.
Both the strange and solemn coffin of Celtic women 2,200 years ago attracted the attention of archaeologists.
Two gold necklace was discovered with thousands of other antiques from the Song Dynasty.
The big stone in the center of the pharaoh Tutankhamun's necklace is the result of a collision when the meteorite crashed into the Earth 29 million years ago.
Kayan tribe in Pan Pet village (Myanmar's eastern Kayah state) is famous all over the world for women unlike anywhere else on earth with strange long necks wearing coppe…
Golden toilet paper, diamond contact lenses or gem necklace for dogs ... are suitable items to display more than used.
Treasure hunters find the oldest gold jewelry set in England dating back to 2,500 years.
The gold pendant is nearly 1,500 years old, carved with the gods of Northern Europe, dedicated to joy, found on the Danish island of Lolland.
Chinese archaeologists found a necklace of thousands of pearl beads and beautiful gold earrings in a 1,500-year-old tomb of a noble.