Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

In a surprising turn of archaeological events, a 2,000-year-old tattooing tool has been discovered in Utah, challenging previously established views on the history of tattooing in Western North America. This extraordinary artifact not only illuminates the tattooing customs of ancient societies but also revises the timeline of these practices in the area. Uncovered during a […]

In an extraordinary archaeological revelation, a terracotta miniature found on the island of Samothrace has intrigued both scholars and soccer fans. This artifact, believed to be the oldest known soccer ball in existence, was excavated from Tomb S130 in the South Necropolis, part of the Sanctuary of the Great Gods. Dating back to the Hellenistic […]

In a groundbreaking revelation that has intrigued both historians and archaeologists, a staggering collection of more than 100,000 ancient coins was recently found at a construction site in Maebashi City, Japan. This discovery ranks among the largest coin finds ever recorded in the nation, offering a captivating insight into Japan’s rich historical narrative. As the […]

Researchers in Israel have discovered what is believed to be the world’s oldest woven basket, dating back approximately 10,500 years, during an excavation in the Judean Desert. This find is part of a larger survey that also uncovered various ancient artifacts, including fragments of biblical scrolls, coins, and a 6,000-year-old skeleton. The basket, found in […]

In the melting ice fields near Lillehammer, Norway, an incredible archaeological find has emerged: a well-preserved arrow from the 6th century AD. Discovered by the “Secrets of the Ice” team, this artifact provides valuable insights into ancient hunting practices and material culture. The arrow, complete with its head, shaft, and feathered fletching, showcases the impressive […]

Archaeologists have made an exciting discovery in Egypt, uncovering a 3,500-year-old mummy described as “almost perfect.” This find was made in an ancient tomb, providing new insights into the country’s rich history and the complex mummification practices of that era. This discovery offers invaluable information about ancient Egyptian civilization and their burial rituals. The exceptional […]

In a remarkable archaeological find, a sculpted stone head thought to represent a local Roman deity has been uncovered at the Binchester Roman fort near Bishop Auckland in County Durham. Excavated from an ancient refuse site, this 1,800-year-old artifact offers an intriguing insight into the spiritual practices of the area during Roman times. The discovery, […]

In the serene fields of Gausel, Stavanger, along Norway’s western coastline, an incredible chapter of Viking history has recently come to light. What began as two independent discoveries by metal detector enthusiasts has resulted in the unveiling of one of the most intricately designed and substantial swords from the Viking Age. This remarkable find not […]

In 1934, German workers discovered a remarkable double burial site in Bad Dürrenberg, eastern Germany, while constructing a spa garden. This grave, dating back to 7000-6800 BCE, contained the remains of an adult woman and an infant. The burial is now featured in an exhibit at the State Museum of Prehistory in Halle (Saale), Germany. […]

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 […]