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In the summer of 1994, an archaeological team led by Dr. Erhan Özdoğan discovered a remarkable sarcophagus near the ancient city of Troy in Turkey, dating back 2,500 years. Known as the Polyxena Sarcophagus, it features exquisite white marble carvings that depict the myth of Polyxena, a Trojan princess. Inside, the remains of a young […]

A remarkable archaeological discovery has been made as researchers uncovered the remains of two infants buried beneath a massive basalt structure known as a “dragon stone” in Armenia. This finding at the Lchashen site provides new insights into ancient burial practices and the significance of these mysterious monuments. Dragon stones, or Vishapakar in Armenian, are […]

Cusco, located in the Andes, is a vibrant testament to Inca creativity, featuring impressive stone walls that showcase remarkable engineering skills. Two notable structures, Amarucancha and Acllahuasi, stand facing each other in the Loreto alley. Amarucancha was once the palace of Inca ruler Huayna Capac, while Acllahuasi served as the “House of the Chosen Women.” […]

Researchers have uncovered ancient human fossils in South Africa’s Sterkfontein Caves that are estimated to be a million years older than previously believed. This finding not only alters our understanding of human origins but also reshapes the entire timeline of our ancestral history. The Sterkfontein Caves, located about 30 miles northwest of Johannesburg, have long […]

Introduction Carahunge, also known as the “speaking stones,” is a mysterious archaeological site located in Armenia’s Syunik province. Dating back to around 5500-4500 BC, it is even older than Stonehenge. With over 200 massive standing stones, some towering up to 3 meters high, the site features complex arrangements of circles and avenues. The Enigmatic Stones […]

Introduction Standing tall on a jagged sea stack off Iceland’s coast, the Þrídrangar Lighthouse is one of the world’s most isolated navigational aids. Built in 1939, its name translates to “Three Rock Pillars,” which aptly describes its precarious position atop a rugged formation surrounded by the relentless North Atlantic Ocean. Accessible only by helicopter or […]

A severe drought in Iraq has led to an astonishing archaeological discovery as a 3,400-year-old city from the Mittani Empire emerged when water levels in the Mosul reservoir receded. This ancient city, believed to be Zakhiku, has captivated the attention of archaeologists and historians. In response to the city’s unexpected appearance, archaeologists from Germany and […]

In the picturesque Tuscan town of Chiusi, Italy, a wealth of ancient Etruscan artifacts has fascinated scholars for over a century. The narrative begins in the late 19th century when a notable tomb group, discovered around 1895, was sent to the Field Museum in Chicago, thanks to A. L. Frothingham Jr. This set the stage […]

Pavlopetri, located off the southern coast of Laconia in Greece, is considered the oldest submerged city in the world, dating back around 5,000 years and predating Homeric heroes. The city was first discovered in 1904 by geologist Folkion Negris and later rediscovered in 1967 by Nicholas Flemming, who conducted a survey with a team from […]

In an extraordinary finding, a Bible over 1,000 years old has been discovered in Turkey, enchanting the world with its ancient text and stunning illustrations. Uncovered during an operation aimed at thwarting the smuggling of invaluable artifacts, this remarkable Bible was located in the central Turkish city of Tokat in 2015. It features a striking […]