Egyptian remains 3300 years with the ring
Two remains in a stolen tomb in Egypt were found with a toe ring
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Two remains in a stolen tomb in Egypt were found with a toe ring
Archaeologists have discovered a 1700-year-old ancient Roman graveyard beneath a parking lot in the city of Leicester in England.
Archaeologists discovered a golden antique garland buried with a woman about 2,300 years ago in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Hanoi Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has collaborated with the Archaeological Institute to excavate at Dao Tan - Buoi intersection to study and relocate relic…
Mr. Nguyen Bong, 48 years old, residing in Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province currently owns a rare and unknown ancient bell, according to information from Phu Yen auth…
The staff, made of bronze, is the object that only those who hold high office in the Church of God have the right to keep. It is located in a tomb that has never been ex…
A treasure of gold, money and jewels of newly found Viking warriors in England. This is a new and significant discovery for British history.
Archaeologists have just released an artist's impression of what a second stone circle built 1 mile from Stonehenge will look like.
The ancestors of tapirs and ancient relatives of rhinos above the Arctic Ring 53 million years ago lived in the darkness for 6 months each year with more mild weather co…
A recent scientific study affirmed the person of imagination of writer JRR Tolkien, author of the novel
Even when it comes to 2,500 years old, it is completely crafted with extremely primitive tools, but surely this earrings will fascinate modern ladies at the first sight.…
The new neutron star has been identified as a rare star, has a low magnetic field and has no companion with any star.
The majority of celestial bodies orbit the Sun, and the mass focuses primarily on eight planets with nearly circular orbits and closely spaced orbiting planes known as t…
A massive migration of more than 100 gas clouds out of the center of the Milky Way and toward the outer space of the galaxy receives great attention from scientists.
A team of astronomers from the universities of Groningen, Naples and Bonn developed a new method to find attractive lenses.