The death pit appeared in front of the Pantheon temple
The death pit suddenly opened in front of the Pantheon temple in Rome, revealing the stones used to pave the road more than two millennia ago.
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The death pit suddenly opened in front of the Pantheon temple in Rome, revealing the stones used to pave the road more than two millennia ago.
Accidentally stumbling on a rock the size of a fist, the diamond mine manager did not expect its value to be a legendary treasure.
Located on the ancient Silk Road, Nguyet Nha Tuyen Lake is a 2,000 year old natural wonder in the middle of the Gobi desert in China.
Tucked away in a national forest, the natural stone bridge, dating from the dinosaurs, is estimated to be around 200 million years old.
The researchers found that the black stone found in Mississippi was the teeth of a prehistoric creature nicknamed 'the giant killer pig from hell'.
The beach on the largest island in the Orkney Islands, north of Scotland, suddenly remains after a series of big storms: they are Vikings or ancient Pict.
76 years ago, 33,000 terracotta statues were found in Mexico, which is considered as the typical evidence for the theory that dinosaurs lived with prehistoric humans.
Researchers found the lost capital of Sak Tz'I kingdom when excavating the ranch.
A hailstorm lasted for about 40 minutes in Dao San commune, Phong Tho district (Lai Chau) on the morning of March 3, causing the scene to become white, many property of…
Archaeologists in Rome (Italy) believe that this mysterious ancient tomb belongs to the wolf-raised king - Romulus, also the founder of ancient Rome.
Archaeologists have found incredible traces of other human beings who wandered in India 74,000 years ago, now dead by the Toba volcano winter.
The rock samples seem to be coalesced from heterogeneous debris, likely formed from a meteorite impact or from the original Moon's crust.
The temple of Qamar Ali Darvesh in Shivapur village, India is world famous for its stone
Archaeologists in England discovered a elm tree leaf over 6,000 years ago almost intact.
Works of ancient civilization such as the Stonehenge stone circle and pyramids exist today thanks to the construction of giant rocks.