Iron Age Comb Made From Human Skull Unearthed in England May Have Served as an Amulet, Researchers Say

DESIGN 03.07.2023 06:27 AM

Thousands of artifacts were unearthed during archaeological digs including an "extremely uncommon" Iron Age comb constructed from a human skull. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Remains of 4,500-year-old Sumerian Temple Discovered in Iraq Might Hold Secrets of the Ancient Civilization

02.24.2023 23:51 PM

The newly-discovered Sumerian temple is the outcome of the 2015 Girsu project of the British Museum supported by the Getty Museum. Read the article to learn more.

A Brief History of the Motor Car and Its Evolution

02.23.2023 02:12 AM

If the latest statistics are to be believed there are now 1.5 billion cars in the world. In fact, we've come a long way since the very first prototypes rolled off the production line. Here's a little history of the humble car for you to get you up to speed.

17cm Wooden Phallus Found Buried in Roman Fort May Have Been Used for Personal Pleasure, Mini Statue for Luck or to Ward-off Evil

02.20.2023 07:17 AM

The antique wooden Roman phallus discovered buried in a ditch and believed to have been used for sexual activities is now on exhibit at an English museum. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Tracing The Evolution of Abstract Art In Modern History

02.14.2023 10:20 AM

Abstract art is one of the most important art movements of the 19th century. It revolutionized how we see and interpret art, and it continues to wow us to this day. If you've been curious about this movement, its influences, and its impact, this article will help educate you.

7 Tips To Help You Plant A Successful Spring Garden

02.14.2023 10:17 AM

Whether it's preparing a garden bed, restoring a hardscape, or just doing a little pruning and moving to get your plants off to the right start, mastering the following tips can help you successfully kick-start your garden's spring season.

Life-sized Statue of Roman Emperor Posing as Hercules Was Discovered, Implying There Could Be More Hidden Remains To Be Found

02.07.2023 06:54 AM

The newly discovered statue in Rome appears to be the slain Roman emperor Decius who ruled for only two years. Read the article to learn more details.

Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Were Covered in Shiny White Limestone Thousands of Years Ago, Researchers Say

02.06.2023 01:59 AM

The ancient Egyptian pyramids have been in existence for thousands of years, but they did not always look like the ones we see today. Check out how their fine, white limestone covering was eroded over the years.

Foot Invisible Superyacht With Zero Emissions, Multilevel Tree of Life Concept Unveiled

02.04.2023 18:05 PM

Jozeph Forakis shared the concept he has for an invisible superyacht named Pegasus. Read the article to know how they design it to produce zero emissions.

2,000-Year-old Roman Bathers' Gems That Likely Fell Off From Their Rings Discovered Near Hadrian's Wall

02.02.2023 01:04 AM

Archaeologists found intricately engraved gems that fell out in the "hot and sweaty" bathhouse and slipped down a drain at an old pool. Read the article to learn more about them.

Pros and Cons of Owning an Indoor Pool

01.31.2023 11:53 AM

However, there's an obvious concern about whether an outdoor or indoor swimming pool is more advantageous. It's helpful to know the advantages and disadvantages of an indoor pool, in contrast to those of an outdoor pool, if you're considering installing one in your home.

Hidden Roman Aqueduct Found in Naples; Scientists Kick Off Exploration of One of the Longest Ancient Water Infrastructure

01.31.2023 09:29 AM

Archaeologists claim that a massive tunnel that runs through a hill near Naples, Italy, was actually a Roman aqueduct. Read the article to learn more details.

17th Century Eastbourne Shipwreck Identified as a Dutch Warship, Revealing Information About Its Final Voyage

01.29.2023 21:59 PM

Material scientists confirmed that the "Unknown Wreck Off Eastbourne" is a Dutch warship carrying Italian marble tiles and pottery. Read the article to learn more about this 17th-century shipwreck.

1,600-year-old Roman Dodecahedron Unearthed in Belgium: What Were Those Ancient Objects Used For?

01.27.2023 05:12 AM

In Belgium, a part of a strange item known as a Roman dodecahedron was discovered and researchers have offered possible explanations for its use in ancient times. Read the article to learn more.

3,600-Year-Old Irregular Cuts of Precious Metal Could Be the Earliest Silver Currency During the Bronze Age in Israel and Gaza, Study Suggests

01.24.2023 02:15 AM

An analysis of 3,600-year-old silver pieces from Israel and Gaza showed that the metal was used as payment hundreds of years earlier than previously believed. Read the article to learn more.