Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

Archaeologists have unearthed more than 500 artifacts, including gold ceremonial masks estimated to be around 3,000 years old. These masks were likely worn by priests during sacrificial rituals. The discoveries were made in six rectangular pits. At the Sanduigui archaeological site in Sichuan Province, southwest China, archaeologists have revealed invaluable cultural treasures. Among these are […]

Archaeologists have made an extraordinary discovery in present-day Jordan: the remains of a child interred with thousands of beads, dating back approximately 9,000 years. This find provides a captivating insight into the burial customs and cultural significance of the Neolithic village of Ba`ja. The intricate necklace reconstructed from this ancient child’s grave highlights the society’s […]

Majorca, a famous holiday hotspot celebrated for its breathtaking beaches and sunny weather, has recently emerged as the focal point of an extraordinary archaeological find. Known for attracting both affluent travelers and tourists, the island is now capturing the attention of historians and archaeologists alike with the discovery of a 3,200-year-old sword. Dubbed the “Talayot […]

Forget about Wonderland; this rabbit hole in Shropshire leads to an extraordinary cave network believed to be over 700 years old and potentially linked to the Knights Templar. This unremarkable entrance unveils a hidden labyrinth of caves lying less than a meter beneath a farmer’s field. The Enigma of Caynton Caves According to legend, the […]

A thorough investigation conducted by researchers from Stockholm University and the Swedish Museum of Natural History sheds light on the considerable health issues encountered by Stone Age communities in Scandinavia. Featured in the journal Scientific Reports, the study explores the microbial environment of that time, uncovering the widespread occurrence of deadly bacterial infections transmitted through […]

In an extraordinary find, archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered a rare battle sword from the 17th century, highlighting a significant advancement in military technology. This remarkable discovery occurred during an excavation of a 400-year-old cellar floor in Kalmar, a city celebrated for its historical architecture and strategic relevance during the Kalmar War. The artifact not […]

The Lion Capital of Ashoka is one of the most renowned symbols of ancient India, embodying the rich cultural and historical legacy of the Mauryan Empire. Constructed by Emperor Ashoka around 250 BCE in Sarnath, India, this magnificent sculpture marks the location where Gautama Buddha delivered his first sermon, a pivotal moment in Buddhist history. […]

In Palermo, Sicily, the Capuchin Catacombs—an underground burial site from the 16th century—hold around 8,000 corpses and 1,252 mummified remains, offering a chilling glimpse into mortality and the afterlife. The practice of mummification began in 1599 with the Capuchin monks preserving the body of a priest, leading to a tradition that reflected social hierarchies as […]

In the realm of Egyptian archaeology, the Bashiri mummy stands out as a symbol of the enduring mysteries of the ancient world. Unlike many other mummies that have been thoroughly examined, the Bashiri remains largely intact, with its secrets protected by its fragile nature. What makes this mummy exceptional is the meticulous care and precision […]

In an extraordinary revelation that has enhanced our understanding of ancient Israel’s history, archaeologists have discovered the world’s oldest known woven basket, dating back an incredible 10,500 years. This remarkable find, unearthed in a cave within the Judean Desert, showcases the creativity and skill of our forebears. A Wonderfully Preserved Artifact The basket, which was […]