The secret tunnel used to transport gold 800 years ago
Archaeologists discovered an ancient tunnel built by the Temple Knights knights under the coastal city of Acre.
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Archaeologists discovered an ancient tunnel built by the Temple Knights knights under the coastal city of Acre.
Not far from Spain's touristy beaches, archaeologists have discovered a garbage-filled seabed with nearly ... 100 Roman ancient vessels and a 1,800-year-old shipwreck.
Researchers stumbled upon an 'unexpected treasure' buried deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet for more than a century.
A treasure hunter in Estonia recently unearthed numerous valuable artifacts dating back 1,700 years, most notably a fine gold necklace.
A new Renaissance painting masterpiece was discovered in the kitchen of an elderly woman in a town near Paris, France.
This Solidus coin bears a portrait of Constantine I, also known as Constantine The Great, being the first ruler of the cult of Christianity.
Rubbish in your eyes is another valuable treasure in the eyes of others. In China, there have been countless antiques, even national treasures that have been lost in fol…
Go to help you build a house, a worker stumbles upon a treasure with 14,000 coins dating back to the Middle Ages.
'China First Sieve' weighs 3 tons, now considered the only royal palace bed in China, originating from the end of the Qing Dynasty.
An old lady who spends her free time wandering through the countryside looking for treasures with a metal detector, recently dug a gold ring.
The small island is rumored to contain a huge $ 1 billion treasure called Cocos, about 550km from the coast of Costa Rica. This island is today Costa Rica's National Par…
The couple Adam Staples and Lisa Grace found 2,571 coins dating back 1,000 years to a farm in northeastern Somerset county in January.
Massimo Osanna, Pompeii's website manager, announced the news of this mysterious treasure to Italian media last day.
The porcelain bowl that was forgotten on the shelf turned out to be a 300-year-old antiquity, brought to the British owner $ 267,000.
Scientists use modern scanning equipment to find valuable buildings and artifacts in two sunk Egyptian cities.