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In the heart of ancient Roman Lutetia—what we now call Paris—an extraordinary discovery was made that brings us face-to-face with a child who lived nearly two millennia ago. But this wasn’t just another archaeological find. Imagine unsealing a tomb and finding not just the remains of a child, but a perfect impression of its delicate […]

In an astonishing turn of events, archaeologists conducting an excavation at the Sosha Village East 03 site in Maebashi City, Japan, uncovered a treasure trove of over 100,000 ancient coins! Among these artifacts are coins of Chinese origin that date back more than 2,000 years, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. The Excavation That […]

Bran Castle, often cloaked in myth and legend, serves as an enchanting historical site in Transylvania. Located in Bran, roughly 25 kilometers southwest of Brașov, this fortress has become a symbol of intrigue and historical importance. Although widely referred to as “Dracula’s Castle,” its ties to Bram Stoker’s renowned vampire narrative are more fictional than […]

The Battle of Qadesh, renowned as one of the most significant military confrontations in ancient history, is often celebrated for the remarkable exploits of Ramesses II, the formidable Pharaoh of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty. Yet, beyond the surface of Egyptian propaganda lies a more intricate narrative that weaves together the histories of Egypt, the Hittites, and […]

Situated in the Peruvian highlands, close to Puno, the Chullpas of Cutimbo serve as a grand representation of the rich cultural legacy of the Lupacas, Collas, and Incas. These ancient funerary towers, akin to those found at Sillustani, offer a captivating insight into the mortuary customs and architectural skill of these pre-Columbian societies. This article […]

The Afro comb, commonly referred to as the hair pick, is much more than a mere styling instrument. While it is frequently linked to African American culture, its origins extend back thousands of years across various continents. This article explores the deep history and cultural importance of the Afro comb, demonstrating its role as a […]

In the 29th season of excavations at Çatalhöyük, one of Anatolia’s earliest urban settlements located in the Çumra district of Konya, Turkey, an extraordinary find was made. An 8,500-year-old marble figurine, measuring just 5 cm tall, was uncovered. This prismatic statue, with its ambiguous gender and recognizable human form, enhances our understanding of this ancient […]

In an extraordinary archaeological find, fragments of a 1,500-year-old Byzantine bucket have been excavated at Sutton Hoo, a significant burial site in England. This discovery not only enriches the array of artifacts from this location but also provides fresh perspectives on early medieval life and the extent of global trade during that time. Unveiling the […]

The icy terrains of Norway have captivated archaeologists and historians for years, unveiling a trove of ancient artifacts that have remained intact for millennia within the country’s mountain ice patches. Among these extraordinary finds is the oldest shoe discovered in Norway—a 3,000-year-old bootie from the Bronze Age—which provides a fascinating insight into the lives and […]

  The ancient Egyptians’ interest in preparing for the afterlife went far beyond merely preserving human bodies; it also encompassed the mummification of meat. Recent research has revealed the complex and detailed methods used by the Egyptians to ensure that their royalty and elite enjoyed the finest food, even after death. These “meat mummies” were […]