Iraqi Archaeologist Unearthed 2,700-Year-Old Stone Carvings From Ancient Assyrian [Look]

Medicine & Technology Oct 24, 2022

Iraqi archaeologists uncovered ancient Assyrian stone carvings that have been damaged by Islamic State Group. Look how intricate these carvings. Read now!

Aerial Shots of Early Mesopotamian City Show Marsh Islands Thrived Nearly 5,000 Years [Look]

Oct 14, 2022

Drone shots from the latest research suggest that a Mesopotamian city thrived in a watery setting. Know more about this discovery here. Read now!

Farmer Unearths an Ornate Byzantine Floor Mosaic in Gaza While Planting an Olive Tree

Oct 11, 2022

The Palestinian farmer was surprised after finding a large mosaic floor from the Byzantine era that may just be the first in a whole series of discoveries at the site. Read the article to learn more.

Cold Case Whithorn: An Archaeological Technology Project Reconstructing Medieval Face of Scottish Woman After 700-Years

Oct 03, 2022

Scottish medieval women and priests were able to imagine using forensic technology. See how this amazing 3D-imaging works, read here now to know!

3000-Year-Old Canoe Found in Wisconsin, Claimed To Be Earliest Water Transportation Vehicle Used by Ancient Tribes

Sep 26, 2022

Fragments of an ancient canoe were recently recovered in a lake in Wisconsin. The scientists claim it was used by the Natives. To know more about this story, read here now!

Archaeologists Are Getting Closer to Determining the Mystery Date of the Infamous Thera Volcano Eruption in Greece

Sep 22, 2022

Archaeologists used a combination of techniques to confirm the source of the Thera Volcano eruption and pin down when it took place. Read the article to learn more.

Queen Nefertiti's Mummy To Be Revealed In Upcoming Month or Two, Egyptologist Says

Sep 15, 2022

Egyptologist claim that in upcoming months they will reveal the mummy of Nefertiti of Ancient Egypt.

New Pompeii Discovery: Archaeologists Find Ancient House That Offers a Glimpse of Middle-Class Life

Aug 08, 2022

Archaeologists found some remarkable discoveries about the everyday lives of city dwellers in Pompeii, including their homes. Take a look at some hardwood dishware cabinets, three-legged accent tables with bowls, trunks, and more.

400-Year-Old Italian Mummy Provide Insights About the Mysterious Evolutionary History of E. Coli

Jun 17, 2022

An ancient sample of E. coli bacteria was extracted from a mummified gallstone patient that was buried during the Renaissance period.

Egyptian Pyramids Mystery Unveiled: What’s Inside? How Rich Were the Ancient Tombs of Pharaohs?

May 23, 2022

Most pyramids look contrary to what most of us imagine. Read more about the treasures inside the ancient burial chambers of Egyptian pharaohs.

Machu Picchu History Shows Name a Mistake By Local Farmer, Now Experts Are Trying to Correct It

Mar 25, 2022

Machu Picchu holds stunning evidence of ancient life in high-altitude places. Read on to know about the discovery of the lost city of Inca, and how experts corrected the name of the ruins.

England Archaeological Site Discovered with Rare, Well-Preserved 'Time Capsule' from Iron Age

Feb 24, 2022

Learn here about a rare time capsule that reflects how an ancient English community functioned.

Ancient Woman's Tomb in Dolmen of El Pendon From 3000 BC Shows Signs of First-Ever Ear Surgery

Feb 23, 2022

Experts might have discovered the earliest ear surgery in Spain. Here's what they saw.

Hopewell Culture May Have Been Ruined by Comet Explosion 1,500 Years Ago

Feb 02, 2022

Comets may have been the reason behind the disruption of the peaceful Hopewell culture in North America, according to a study.

Archeology: Ancient Humans Farmed Vicious Cassowaries, Thousands of Years Before Raising Chickens

Dec 12, 2021

A study on ancient humans could have "enormous implications" to human history after finding out that they farmed cassowaries way before they raised chickens, contrary to previous studies.