Not All Vikings Were Scandinavian, Experts Reveal in a New Study

Medicine & Technology Sep 17, 2020

The Vikings were a people feared by many for their raids, piracy, and violence. However, new DNA evidence shows that not all Vikings came from Scandinavia as previously thought. Geneticists discover how widespread the Vikings had been all over Europe.

Microbial Biomarkers Raise Possibilities of Ancient Humans Cooking in Hot Springs

Sep 16, 2020

An archeological site that contained early human remains in Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania, might have also contained hot springs where human ancestors boiled their food, a new study suggests.

Complete Set of Viking Chess Unearthed in Lincolnshire, Will Be up for Sale Next Week

Sep 09, 2020

A metal detectorist found a rare complete set of 1,000-year-old Viking chess pieces in Lincolnshire is expected to fetch at $1299 at auction next week.

Which Dinosaur Bone Helps Support Their Weight?

Aug 21, 2020

New research supports that the trabecular bone structure found in a variety of dinosaurs are the key to supporting their massive weight.

Remains Of Slaughtered Children Discovered In A Mass Grave In Peru

Sep 04, 2019

“It seems as if whenever you find one, there is always another one underneath it,” said the chief archaeologist onsight.

Human Has Inhabited Australia 18,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought, Study Finds

Jul 21, 2017

Latest archaeological excavation in Northern Australia has discovered that human being has lived there 65 thousand years ago. This baffled scientists as it showed the Aboriginal society in Australia was far older than previously estimated.

Archaeologists Find Northern Coast of Peru As A Resting Place for Early Americans

May 29, 2017

A well-preserved site from the Ice Age was found by archaeologist from the Vanderbilt University in the northern coast of Peru, showing a migration of early Americans

The "Viking: Rediscover the Legend" Exhibition Is Opened in Yorkshire Museum; Recreates The Largest Army Camp

May 19, 2017

The most comprehensive exhibition of the Vikings world is opened in Yorkshire, showing the Viking culture and how it transformed Ancient Britain. including the largest Viking army base camp before conquering the Britain.

1,400-year-old Skeletal Remains Discovered in Korea: Skeletons Believed To Be Human Sacrifice

May 18, 2017

Two skeletons dated from 1,400 years ago was found in South Korea and believed to be the remains of the human sacrifice in the ancient Korea.

Ancient Birds, Bats & Other Animals Painting Found On The Wall Of 4,000-Year-Old Tombs In Egypt

May 10, 2017

A team with Macquarie University's Australian Center for Egyptology is recording the art drawn on the walls of a group of 4,000-year-old tombs at Beni Hassan in Egypt. The artwork shows depictions of numerous creatures, including a pelican, seen here

Egyptian Funerary Garden Discovered, Sheds Light To Epoch Of Luxor As Former Capital Of Unified Upper & Lower Egypt

May 07, 2017

The discovery of the Egyptian Funerary Garden ushered a stream of information depicting the epoch where Thebes (now Luxor) is so rich in all its cuture and history. Plantlife are key elements of funeral ceremonies and symbols of ressurection from the dead.

Chinese Archaeologists Discover 1,400-Year-Old Tomb With Mythical Imagery, Including Blue Monster

May 03, 2017

Archaeologists in China uncovered an ancient tomb in Shanxi province, northwest of China. The tomb was preserved after looted badly four years ago.

Israel Archaeologists Finds New Artifacts In The Ancient Major Port City Of Caesarea

Apr 27, 2017

Archaeologists in Israel has found artifacts that proved the Jewish connection to its land in Caesarea, the major port city during Roman-era,

Ancient Coffins Of Five Former Archbishops Of Canterbury Discovered By Construction Workers At Medieval Church in London

Apr 19, 2017

During renovations at the former site of a medieval church in London, England, construction workers uncovered the entranceway to a hidden crypt. Inside lay 30 lead coffins, including the remains of five former Archbishops of Canterbury.

Ancient Site Discovered by Archaeologists In Southeast Iran With The Help Of Sandstorms

Apr 16, 2017

Another ancient site was discovered by archaeologists in Southeast Iran with the help of tremendous sandstorms.