Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

A Journey Back in Time: The Czulice Discovery In the charming village of Czulice, located near Krakow, Poland, a remarkable archaeological find was made in 2018. Unearthed after lying hidden for over 1,600 years were the remains of two young boys, their burial site offering insight into a significant era of European history. The Earliest […]

Archaeologists in Rizhao, a city located on China’s eastern coast, have discovered three ancient tombs believed to be approximately 1,800 years old, originating from the Han Dynasty. This era, which lasted from 206 BCE to CE 220, is often recognized as a remarkable period in Chinese history. The tombs were found in a cemetery within […]

A remarkable discovery has captured the attention of the archaeological community in the ancient city of Kibyra in southern Türkiye. Here, archaeologists have unearthed a 2,000-year-old mosaic depicting Medusa, hidden within the walls of a grand Odeon. Built in the early 1st century A.D., this Odeon had a seating capacity of 3,600 and served as […]

The Battersea Shield, a treasure hidden beneath the River Thames for centuries, was discovered around 1857 during the construction of Chelsea Bridge. This artifact is not only a renowned piece of Celtic art in Britain but also came with an assortment of Roman and Celtic weapons and human skulls, hinting at a complex history of […]

In the heart of Jordan, a nation rich in history and culture, lies an enchanting archaeological site that has captured the attention of both scholars and the general public. Located near the modern capital of Amman, the ancient Neolithic settlement of ‘Ain Ghazal has unveiled an extraordinary collection of intriguing, lifelike statues dating back over […]

In the picturesque hills of Verucchio, Italy, archaeologists have made a fascinating discovery: the intricately carved back of a wooden throne dating back to the early Iron Age (725-701 BCE). This exquisite artifact is now housed in the Civic Archaeological Museum of Verucchio, providing a captivating insight into the ancient Villanovan civilization. The Villanovan culture […]

The walls of Mount Vernon, the historic home of American Founding Father George Washington, have long concealed the mysteries of history. However, recent excavations beneath its floorboards have led to an astonishing discovery: nearly 30 glass bottles containing “perfectly preserved” cherries and berries. This incredible find provides a rare window into 18th-century life and the […]

In medieval Europe, various torture devices were created to extract confessions and punish the accused. Among these was the Scavenger’s Daughter, a cruel invention from England during King Henry VIII’s reign. Designed by Leonard Skeffington, the device was rarely used, but it gained a terrifying reputation. Unlike the well-known Rack, which stretched victims, the Scavenger’s […]

Angkor Thom, the grand city established by King Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century, stands as a remarkable testament to the architectural brilliance and cultural peak of the Khmer Empire. This ancient city not only exemplifies the empire’s magnificence but also embodies its deep spiritual and cultural essence, deeply rooted in Buddhism and mythological […]

Herculaneum, an ancient Roman resort town, was buried under ash and pumice during Mount Vesuvius’s eruption in 79 AD, remaining hidden for centuries. The modern archaeology of Herculaneum began with excavations in 1709, gaining momentum in 1750 when a house belonging to Julius Caesar’s father-in-law was uncovered. Young archaeologist Daniel Garcia Varo dedicated years to […]