archeology
Exploring the Lajia Ruins: “China’s Pompeii” and a 4,000-Year-Old Tragedy
Nestled in Qinghai Province, the Lajia Ruins hold the key to understanding a devastating moment [...]
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The Unguent Box of Queen Nefertari: A Masterpiece of Ancient Egyptian Craftsmanship
The unguent box of Queen Nefertari, created from luxurious materials such as ebony, hippopotamus ivory, [...]
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The World’s Oldest Wooden Structure: The Neolithic Well of the Czech Republic
The discovery of a Neolithic well in the Czech Republic has revealed the oldest known [...]
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The Viking Skull with Filed Teeth: A Symbol of Status or Tradition?
In Dorset, England, archaeologists have uncovered the skull of a Viking man with filed teeth, [...]
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The Timeless Marvel of the Heliopolis Obelisk: A Monumental Legacy
The Heliopolis Obelisk, erected during the reign of Pharaoh Senusret I (1971–1926 BCE) of Egypt’s [...]
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A Glimpse into Ancient History: The Oldest Known Jewish Coin from 37 BC
Introduction: A Coin of Great Historical Value The discovery of a Jewish coin minted in [...]
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Archaeological Discovery Beneath Haverfordwest: Uncovering the Secrets of St Saviour’s Priory
An incredible archaeological discovery beneath the former Ocky White department store in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, has [...]
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Perseus and Medusa: Cellini’s Bronze Masterpiece in Florence
A Hidden Gem in the Shadow of David In the heart of Florence’s bustling Piazza [...]
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Ephesus Terrace Houses: A Glimpse into Roman Life and Luxury
The Terrace Houses of Ephesus, nestled on the hillside opposite the Temple of Hadrian, are [...]
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