Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

The Ephesus Terrace Houses, nestled on the scenic slopes of Bulbul Mountain and located directly across from the iconic Hadrian Temple, provide a fascinating window into the luxurious and sophisticated lives of Roman elites. Often referred to as “the houses of the rich,” these remarkable structures not only showcase the wealth and architectural prowess of […]

A Picturesque Fortress Steeped in History Nestled in the charming Kent countryside, Hever Castle stands as a beacon of Tudor history and intrigue. Known as the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, the castle played a pivotal role in one of the most captivating chapters of English history. A 19th-century engraving by Joseph Nash captures the […]

In the remote Altai Mountains, a remarkable discovery has emerged from the frozen earth—a pair of 2,300-year-old boots. Perfectly preserved by the permafrost, these boots belong to a Scythian woman, offering an extraordinary glimpse into the life of a nomadic warrior from a tribe that once roamed the southern Siberian steppes. The Scythians, who lived […]

The ancient world of Egypt has left us with countless marvels of art and architecture, and among these treasures is the extraordinary relief of Queen Kawit. Consort of King Mentuhotep II, Kawit’s sarcophagus relief stands as one of the finest surviving examples of low-relief sculpture from the Theban court. Discovered in her tomb (DBXI.9) at […]

A Remarkable Archaeological Discovery A significant archaeological breakthrough in St. Augustine, Florida, has brought to light the skeletons of individuals who may have been among America’s earliest European settlers. This discovery, found beneath a wine shop in the country’s oldest city, offers an extraordinary glimpse into the lives of the first colonists in North America, […]

In an astonishing discovery, a team of Canadian and Cuban researchers has uncovered the remnants of an ancient metropolis submerged in the deep waters off Cuba’s western coast. The team, led by Paul Weinzweig and his son Ernesto Tapanes, made the groundbreaking find using advanced sonar and video equipment. Their search revealed massive, non-natural structures […]

In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter made an extraordinary breakthrough that would forever change the field of archaeology: the discovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. After years of diligent exploration in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, Carter and his team uncovered a long-lost burial site that had remained hidden for over three millennia. The […]

In The Lost Tomb of King Arthur, I present groundbreaking findings from two geophysical surveys conducted at the Berth earthwork in Baschurch, Shropshire, England. This area, long believed to be a potential resting place for the legendary King Arthur, has now yielded fascinating new evidence that brings the Arthurian legend closer to reality. The Discovery: […]

The Heart of Roman Spectacle: The Hypogeum The Colosseum, one of Rome’s most iconic landmarks, is renowned for its grandeur and engineering brilliance. However, beneath its imposing exterior lies a hidden world—the hypogeum, a complex underground system that was crucial to the amphitheater’s function. The hypogeum consisted of a network of tunnels, chambers, and lifts […]

An Unearthed Wonder in Saqqara’s Timeless Sands From the shifting sands of Saqqara, a monumental discovery has come to light: the preserved feet of a 3,500-year-old mummy. Carefully shrouded in delicate linen, these remains offer an unparalleled glimpse into the burial practices of ancient Egypt. Saqqara, a necropolis of immense historical and cultural importance, once […]