Bronze Bust of Caligula Unveiled As Rare Artifact of Rome’s ‘Mad Emperor’ Rediscovered After 200 Years

Medicine & Technology Jun 26, 2024

Know about the rediscovered bronze bust of Caligula, Rome's 'Mad Emperor'. Unveil the mystery now in this captivating news article!

Funerary Meals During the Roman Empire: Are They the Same As the Modern Diet of People Today?

Aug 31, 2022

A study reveals discovery of human and animal remnants suggesting that funerary meals during the Roman Empire were much like daily meals. Read to know more.

Octopus Lure Dated 3,500 Years Ago Found As World’s Oldest Known Artifacts of Its Kind

Aug 01, 2022

Archaeological research specifies that the octopus lures discovered in the Mariana Islands were the oldest of their kind in the whole world. Read to know more.

Archeology Team Unearthed 2000-Year-Old Remains at the Iron Age Site Duropolis in Dorset

Jul 02, 2022

Bournemouth University students found five 2000-year-old human remains at Duropolis. Continue reading to know more about the discovery.

Statue of Hercules ‘Missing Piece’ Found? Archaeologist Suspects It Could Be the Marble Head Pulled from Sunken Ship

Jun 22, 2022

The marble head pulled from a 2,000-year-old shipwreck was believed to be the missing piece of the headless statue of Hercules. Read to know more.

Ancient Humans Learned to Use Fire 1 Million Years Ago As Detected in Animal Fossils, Tools That Heated Over 400 Degrees Celsius

Jun 17, 2022

In a new study, researchers used an AI thermometer, revealing how ancient humans came in contact with and controlled fire. Read and discover more about it.

Stone Age Archaeological Ornaments Reveal How Slate Rings from 6,000 Years Ago Symbolize Connection

Apr 27, 2022

Research shows how archaeological ornaments from the Stone Age were used as friendship bonds to symbolize connection. Learn more about the ancient material here.

Headless Skeleton Unveil Finding a Vast Trove of Archaeological Artifacts from Thousands of Years Ago

Apr 26, 2022

Archaeologists discovered a headless skeleton in the United Kingdom. Learn more about this discovery from the Roman era, also buried with his large sword.

Two Mysterious Voids Hiding Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza; Powerful Cosmic Ray Scan Reveals

Mar 15, 2022

A powerful cosmic ray scan reveals two voids hiding inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. Find out more about the biggest pyramid in ancient Egypt.

How Ancient People Collected, Recycled, and Retained Appearance of Predecessors’ Stone Tools Dubbed ‘Memory Objects’

Mar 14, 2022

Prehistoric people were able to preserve their ancestor's stone tools. Find out here how they were able to preserve the appearance of ‘Memory Objects.’

200 Threaded Human Spines on Poles Discovered in Peru As an Unknown Macabre Practice From 500 Years Ago

Feb 03, 2022

A new study specified that people in this South American nation's Chincha valley "threaded the spines of the dead onto wooden rounds" about 500 years ago, a practice only recently recorded in the field of archeology.

Buried 2,500 Years Ago With Golden Tongues: Relics of a Man and Woman Found in Ancient Egyptian Tombs

Dec 07, 2021

Bodies of a man and a woman who were buried with golden tongues were recently discovered and the discoverers said they were laid to rest 2,500 years ago.

Room Believed To Be Occupied by Slaves Discovered in Pompeii; Archaeologists Reveal It Was Inhabited 2,000 Years Ago

Nov 08, 2021

The Archaeological Park of Pompeii recently reported a perfectly preserved room once occupied by slaves has been found in the prehistoric Roman City of Pompeii in Italy.

How Did Aboriginal Australians Retouch Their Tools? Through Boomerangs

Apr 15, 2021

Indirect evidence in ethnographic literature proposes that wooden items, particularly boomerangs, were often used as 'retouchers.'

MicroCT Scanning Enables Researchers to Analyze the Remains of Mummies

Aug 20, 2020

New research reveals how Ancient Egyptians valued animals to the point of mummification, a sacred burial tradition. Advanced technology allows scientists to thoroughly scan the animal mummies and recreate 3D imaging without damaging the original specimens.