Category Archives: HISTORY MAGAZINE

Introduction The island of Crete is renowned for its rich history and archaeological wonders, each discovery shedding new light on the ancient Minoan civilization that once thrived there. Recently, a remarkable find has captivated the attention of historians and archaeologists alike – the unearthing of a 3,400-year-old Minoan tomb in an unassuming olive grove near […]

Introduction Thousands of years ago, in the ancient land of southwestern Spain, a remarkable story of power and prestige was unfolding. At the archaeological site of Valencina, a woman known as the “Ivory Lady” was laid to rest with an unparalleled collection of grave goods, including a stunning flint dagger. Centuries later, in the nearby […]

Introduction In the vast expanse of ancient Egyptian history, each new archaeological discovery has the power to captivate the world and shed light on the mysteries of the past. Recently, in the city of Oxyrhynchus, a remarkable find has emerged that is poised to rewrite the pages of history. Archaeologists have unearthed an underground tomb, […]

Introduction The preservation and repatriation of cultural heritage is a complex and often contentious issue, with museums and nations grappling with the rightful ownership and custody of artifacts from the distant past. In a significant move, the Cleveland Museum of Art has agreed to return a remarkable 2,200-year-old sculpture of a striding man to its […]

Introduction In the heart of southern Nigeria’s Benin City, an extraordinary archaeological endeavor is unfolding, shedding light on the captivating history of the Benin Kingdom. This once-powerful West African kingdom, which reigned supreme from the 13th to the 19th century, has long captivated the attention of historians and art enthusiasts alike. Now, through the meticulous […]

In the rolling hills of Elbert County, Georgia, a peculiar granite monument once stood, captivating the imagination of visitors and sparking heated debates across the globe. The Georgia Guidestones, often dubbed “America’s Stonehenge,” were a modern mystery that endured for over four decades before meeting an untimely end. This blog post will explore the fascinating […]

Introduction The ancient city of Rome is a treasure trove of history, with each new archaeological discovery offering a tantalizing glimpse into the lives of its former inhabitants. Recently, in the heart of the Eternal City, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable find – the remains of what is believed to have been a private garden […]

Introduction The Paracas Peninsula, located along the southern coast of Peru, is home to one of the most enigmatic and intriguing archaeological finds of the 20th century: the elongated skulls. Discovered in 1928 by Peruvian archaeologist Julio Tello, these skulls belong to the ancient Paracas civilization, which thrived from approximately 800 to 100 BCE. The […]

Introduction Nestled in the heart of eastern England, the 60-person settlement known as Must Farm has captivated archaeologists and historians alike. Built around 850 B.C., during the British Bronze Age (2500–800 B.C.), this ancient community has yielded a treasure trove of artifacts that shed light on the fascinating global connections of the era. Chief among […]

Uncovering an Ancient Mediterranean Marvel While the famous Terracotta Army of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, has captivated the world for decades, another remarkable collection of ancient clay figures has long remained hidden from the public eye. Deep within the Mediterranean island of Cyprus lies an equally impressive and mysterious terracotta army, one that […]