China: Excavating the 1500-year-old Bodhisattva Buddha statue
An archaeologist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said that this discovery by scientists is considered the biggest discovery since the excavation in 1949. All B…
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An archaeologist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said that this discovery by scientists is considered the biggest discovery since the excavation in 1949. All B…
According to many records, the first Egyptian king, who was crowned nearly 5,000 years ago, was buried at Abydos. And this is also the place where ancient Egyptians alwa…
The group of archaeologists INRAP (France) has discovered a rare statue of a reddish-brown woman dating back to about 4,300 - 3,600 years ago the Sun belonged to Chassea…
Xi'an Institute of Cultural Heritage Research (China) has unearthed an ancient tomb complex in the west of Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, China.
In ten years, Bac Lieu province excavated twice the area around the ancient thousand-year tower, bringing to the earth many precious artifacts ...
Recently, a group of Mexican archaeologists have found the statue of an intact baseball player, 1.75m high, dating back over 1,000 years, deep underground 1.5m at a stad…
The second statue of King Tut's statue of him was discovered at a tomb where he was buried, the Egyptian Minister of Antiquities said yesterday, May 31.
When archaeologists unearthed a treasure of bronze-era artifacts, they must have thought they had won.
Archaeologists have discovered one of the largest ever statues of an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh at his funeral temple in Luxor, southern Egypt.
At least 17 artifacts in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo disappeared after a break in the days when the country's capital shook because of riots, an official announced.
Archaeologists discovered the fragments of an ancient pharaoh and god statue in the ruins of Egypt's largest temple.
CNN on October 2 reported that Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a part of King Amenhotep III.
The new international team discovered invaluable artifacts decorating underwater palaces and temples, belonging to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra.
Chinese archaeologists have unearthed 114 statues of burned clay soldiers in a tomb area of the Qin Dynasty in Xi'an City.
Archaeologists have found a red granite head of a powerful Egyptian emperor who ruled about 3,400 years ago.