Archeology
Gold coin engraved with the portrait of the murdered Roman emperor
The 1,700-year-old 5.6-gram gold coin features the emperor Volusianus and Libertas on both sides.
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Archeology
Digging ancient graves, 'hit the trick' of a 1,500-year-old smuggled silver workshop
This ancient structure is not only the lavish tomb of a powerful noblewoman, but also includes the largest illegal silver workshop of the Roman period in England.
Archeology
Discover the ruins of a bustling Roman town in England
Archaeologists have discovered exceptionally well-preserved remains of an Iron Age village.
Archeology
Discovered 20 'innovative' Egyptian mummies with different bloodlines
A large mausoleum in Aswan has given scientists 20 mummified Egyptians but not Egyptians, who were forgotten centuries after tomb robbers carried away all the treasure.
Archeology
A badger dug up 200 ancient coins dating back to Roman times, but scientists 'confiscated' them all
With a total of 209 coins found by the badger, this is determined to be the largest collection of ancient coins ever discovered in northern Spain.
History
How was the first terrorist organization in human history born?
Before the terrifying raging of terrorism now, do you wonder: Where is the origin of terrorism?
Archeology
The mystery of the 2,000-year-old dog head statue buried under the road surface: the entrance to the 'world of the dead'
A strange dog head statue was discovered just half a meter below the road surface. More interestingly, it led to the larger discovery of a Roman burial complex 2,000 yea…
Archeology
Israel finds Christian 'Good Shepherd' ring in Roman shipwreck
The Good Shepherd Ring is one of the oldest Christian symbols, found by Israel in a Roman shipwreck along with coins and other artifacts.
Archeology
Scanning lasers, ghost shrines appear at the bottom of the bay
The great ancient pilgrimage center - the temple of Hercules Gaditanus suddenly appeared in a laser scan image of the Bay of Cádiz, Spain.
Oceanography
Strange fish with teeth and like a burger appeared in Russia
A Russian fisherman was surprised when he caught a fish that looked like a burger but had teeth.
Archeology
Stone woven into cloth: From mummy's shroud to powerful weapons
From the time of ancient Egypt, people discovered the unique technique of 'weaving cloth from stone' that was later used by the US military as a weapon.
Archeology
'Most interesting of the century' Roman mosaic found in the UK
Researchers have recently unearthed a remarkable mosaic from the Roman era in Great Britain.
Archeology
1,800-year-old Roman cavalry mask discovered in Turkey
Newly unearthed masks in Turkey are evidence confirming the existence of the Roman Empire in the area.
Archeology
Discovered 'terrible treasure', up to 5,500 ancient coins buried in the river
Thousands of silver coins were hidden about 1,800 years ago for unknown reasons, during the flourishing Roman Empire.
Archeology
A 2,000-year-old Roman warrior's silver-encrusted dagger found
A metal detectorist unearths an ornate dagger buried in the ground by Roman soldiers to celebrate victory thousands of years ago.