Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

Introduction In the heart of Spain’s Andalusia region, near the historic city of Seville, an extraordinary archaeological discovery has shed light on the sophisticated cultural practices of Copper Age societies that thrived in the Iberian Peninsula thousands of years ago. In 2007, a team of archaeologists stumbled upon a remarkable find – a 5,000-year-old crystal […]

Introduction In the heart of Turkey’s stunning southern coastline, the ancient city of Side has long been a treasure trove for archaeologists and historians. Recently, an extraordinary discovery has shed new light on the city’s rich Hellenistic past – the unearthing of a beautifully preserved mosaic floor dating back to the 2nd century BC. What […]

Introduction The ancient world is a tapestry of stories, each thread woven with the intricate histories of civilizations that have long since faded into the mists of time. Yet, every so often, a remarkable artifact emerges that sheds light on the past, offering us a glimpse into the lives and events that shaped the course […]

Introduction In the tranquil town of Villedieu-sur-Indre, located in central France, a remarkable archaeological discovery has captured the attention of historians and researchers alike. As an Inrap team prepares the site for construction work, they have unearthed a series of intriguing horse burial pits that date back to the Gallic Wars era, shedding light on […]

Introduction Heart disease is often viewed as a modern malady, fueled by sedentary lifestyles, poor dietary habits, and the stresses of modern life. However, a groundbreaking study led by Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute challenges this notion, revealing that heart disease has been a human affliction for millennia. The Global HORUS Study, recently published […]

Introduction In the captivating realm of archaeology, the past often reveals itself through intriguing artifacts that leave experts and the public alike brimming with curiosity. While archaeologists are renowned for their ability to decipher the purpose and significance of most historical objects, there are a select few that continue to baffle even the most seasoned […]

Introduction When excavating ancient sites, archaeologists are often left with remains made from non-perishable items. Wood, leather, flesh, cloth, and other organic materials rarely survive the test of time, as they rot away and disappear over the centuries. However, under the right conditions, even these delicate materials can be preserved for a very long time. […]

Introduction In the bustling city of Borujerd, Iran, a routine construction project in 2015 led to an extraordinary discovery that has captivated historians, archaeologists, and the public alike. Beneath the remnants of a historic castle, workers unearthed an ancient aqueduct system that showcased a remarkably advanced understanding of water management dating back to the Sassanian […]

Introduction In the late 19th century, an extraordinary discovery was made in the Sidon necropolis of Lebanon. The Alexander Sarcophagus, a breathtaking example of Hellenistic stone carving, emerged from the sands of time. This remarkable artifact, now the crown jewel of the Istanbul Archaeology Museum, offers a window into the life and legend of one […]

Introduction: Discovering the Legacy of a Maya King In the heart of Mexico City, the National Museum of Anthropology houses a remarkable collection that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Maya. Among its most prized possessions are the captivating jade funerary artifacts that once adorned the legendary ruler, Pakal the Great. Pakal the […]