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A Glimpse into Assyrian Splendor In an extraordinary development, archaeologists from the U.S. and Iraq have stumbled upon ancient rock carvings that are over 2,700 years old in Mosul, Iraq. These invaluable relics were unearthed during the restoration of the Mashki Gate, a historic structure that was partially damaged by ISIS in 2016. The marble […]

Over 6,000 years ago, an ancient civilization in Mesopotamia, known as the Sumerians, made remarkable strides in their understanding of the cosmos. Long before the scientific advancements of later eras, these pioneering stargazers crafted intricate clay maps that depicted the solar system with startling accuracy. Their detailed diagrams not only recognized the Sun as the […]

The Kingdom of Ife, an ancient Yoruba city located in southwestern Nigeria, is celebrated for its remarkable contributions to African art and culture. One of the most significant and iconic artifacts from this civilization is the Crowned Head of an Oni, a zinc brass sculpture dating from the 12th to 15th centuries. Currently displayed in […]

A Journey Through Time Nestled in the ancient region of Galatia, which is present-day Turkey, lies a hidden treasure that has fascinated both historians and art lovers: the Tomb of Lukuyanus. This remarkable mausoleum, constructed in the 2nd century CE, provides an intriguing insight into the lives of Roman elites and showcases the artistic excellence […]

A Masterpiece of Ancient Egyptian Sculpture In the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, a stunning statue of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and his queen, Tiye, represents the grandeur of the 18th Dynasty. This monumental sculpture is the largest known depiction of an Ancient Egyptian royal family and provides insight into the royal life during a prosperous era. […]

Uncovering a Predynastic Gem Amidst the sands of Abydos, archaeologists have discovered an extraordinary artifact that illuminates the artistic talent and cultural intricacies of ancient Egypt. The Libyan Palette, also referred to as the Tehenu Palette, originates from the Naqada III or Protodynastic Period (circa 3200-3000 BC). This fragmented stone cosmetic palette, embellished with elaborate […]

In a remarkable scientific breakthrough, researchers have managed to extract and analyze genetic information from ancient human relatives, pushing the boundaries of our understanding of human evolution. The discovery, which involves the analysis of protein sequences from several Paranthropus robustus tooth fossils found in a South African cave, has the potential to rewrite our understanding […]

Nestled in the heart of Thailand’s Isan region, the archaeological site of Ban Non Wat stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of human history that has unfolded across this captivating land. This remarkable site, which dates back to the Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Ages, has captured the attention of archaeologists and historians worldwide, […]

A Timeless Voyage: Unveiling the Chamunda Sculpture Within the Odisha State Museum, an extraordinary work of art stands as a symbol of India’s rich cultural legacy. This is the narrative of the Chamunda sculpture, an enchanting masterpiece that has journeyed from the 8th century AD, continuing to inspire and amaze visitors today. The Birth of […]

A Testament to Time and Creation At the center of ancient Teotihuacan lies a stunning edifice that has intrigued archaeologists and history aficionados for countless years. The Temple of the Feathered Serpent, also referred to as the Pyramid of Quetzalcoatl, is not merely an architectural wonder; it functions as a cosmic clock that narrates the […]