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As reported by The Guardian, archaeologists unearthing a 19th-century burial site in southwest London have come across the remains of 100 individuals. Their skeletons serve as a poignant reminder of the harsh and violent realities of life during the Dickensian era. Among the remains were a suspected bare-knuckle boxer, a murdered woman with a fractured […]

During a recent highway construction project in Czechia, archaeologists have discovered one of the largest prehistoric burial mounds in Europe. A general view of the long barrow was shared by the Department of Archaeology at the University of Hradec Králové. This significant find occurred between the villages of Dlouhé Dvory and Lípa, northeast of Prague, […]

A Tiny Treasure from Ancient Egypt Within the confines of Tutankhamun’s tomb, surrounded by a stunning array of wealth, lies a remarkable artifact – a solid gold pendant, slightly larger than a thumb. This exquisite item, thought to represent the great Pharaoh Amenhotep III, provides a fascinating insight into the vibrant history of Egypt’s 18th […]

Ancient Treasures Uncover Enigmatic Rituals In eastern Kazakhstan, archaeologists have made an astounding discovery that illuminates Bronze Age burial customs. The Ainabulak-Temirsu Necropolis has revealed a wealth of artifacts surrounding the burial of a young girl who lived between 3200 and 1000 B.C.E. A Distinct Burial with Captivating Offerings The girl’s grave, situated near Ainabulak […]

In a stunning revelation that connects our present with the distant past, a 3,000-year-old hoard from the Bronze Age has been discovered in Scotland. This extraordinary find, unearthed during a housing development at Greenside in Rosemarkie, Highland Scotland, illuminates the lives and customs of the region’s Bronze Age inhabitants. Recent laboratory analyses have uncovered rare […]

78,000-Year-Old Remains Found in Kenyan Cave In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, scientists have discovered the oldest known human burial in Africa, illuminating the funeral customs of our ancient ancestors. This finding, detailed in a study published in the journal Nature, offers a rare insight into the emotional and cultural lives of early humans. The Discovery […]

In a remarkable revelation that enhances our understanding of ancient craftsmanship, archaeologists have discovered a 2,300-year-old bark shield at the Iron Age site of Everards Meadows near Enderby, Leicestershire. Unearthed in 2015, this artifact is notable for being the only bark shield ever found in Europe. The shield’s design and construction showcase an advanced grasp […]

In a thrilling archaeological discovery, an exceptional array of late Roman pewter plates, platters, bowls, and a cup has been uncovered in Euston, Suffolk, UK. This extraordinary find, which dates back around 2,000 years, illuminates the rich heritage of the area and offers insight into the lives of its ancient residents. The collection is currently […]

Cleopatra, the renowned Queen of Egypt, is remembered for her exceptional political skills and remarkable intellect. Ascending to the throne at just 17 years old, she reigned until she was 39. A true polyglot, Cleopatra spoke nine languages, which enabled her to explore knowledge across various fields. Her understanding extended beyond languages; she was knowledgeable […]

The Dolmen of Guadalperal, affectionately known as the “Spanish Stonehenge,” is located in Spain’s Extremadura region and dates back over 7,000 years, predating the Egyptian pyramids. Comprising around 150 large granite stones, some towering over two meters, this ancient monument creates a stunning sight. Unlike England’s Stonehenge, which stands openly, the Dolmen often remains submerged […]