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Archaeologists have uncovered ancient burials and remnants of fortifications in the Tweeddale region of southern Scotland, which may validate local folklore regarding the grave of the legendary wizard Merlin. Merlin, the fabled wizard from Arthurian...
Read MoreThey wanted to show their child history, but he decided to rewrite it. An unfortunate incident occurred at the Hecht Museum at the University of Haifa in Israel: a young visitor accidentally damaged a unique Bronze Age artifact. The child's father t...
Read MoreThe sarcophagus is estimated to be around 1,700 years old; however, this did not deter the owner of a beach bar in Bulgaria from using the ancient Roman tomb as a table. The abandoned sarcophagus was spotted by a former police officer who was relaxi...
Read MoreArchaeologists have found the first and largest astronomical observatory from the 6th century BC at the Temple of Buto in the archaeological site of Tell el-Fara'in in Egypt's Kafr el-Sheikh province. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities...
Read MoreAn archaeologist has identified rare remnants of a Roman prison in Corinth, Greece. Matthew Larsen, an archaeologist and associate professor from the University of Copenhagen, discovered the remains of a Roman prison that dates back approximately 1,...
Read MoreThey say art is eternal. But that’s not the case when a photography enthusiast from Facebook gets involved. In the province of Jaén in southern Spain, police are investigating the damage to ancient rock art caused by a local resident attempting to t...
Read MoreArchaeologists believe that the 12,000-year-old markings on the stone pillar at Göbekli Tepe may represent the oldest solar calendar in history, created in memory of a catastrophic comet impact. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh found tha...
Read MoreResearchers from the Association of Aromatic Culture and Tourism have reconstructed the perfume "Telinum," which was used by Julius Caesar, based on historical data and archaeological finds. The study was led by associate professor Cenkir Atila from...
Read MoreResearchers have determined that the famous Egyptian mummy, known for its contorted face, actually died in agony rather than due to the negligence of embalmers. The Metropolitan Museum expedition discovered the mummy in 1935 inside a wooden coffin b...
Read MoreIn the grave of a woman, researchers found a bison skull, partridge wings, and the paws of a marten. In 2019, Turkish researchers uncovered the burial site of a woman approximately 12,000 years old in the settlement of Çemka Höyük in southeastern Tu...
Read MoreAmong the materials used are reeds and goat wool. Researchers from New York University in Abu Dhabi and Zayed University have recreated an ancient vessel known as the Magan boat. The name derives from the Magan civilization, which once covered terri...
Read MoreAn archaeological expedition has uncovered dozens of ancient Egyptian burials in the city of Damietta, revealing valuable artifacts, including bronze coins and gold figurines. The discovered burials date back to different periods. Some belong to the...
Read MoreArchaeological excavations have uncovered traces of tungsten in the laboratory of Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, even though this element was officially discovered only in the 18th century. Tycho Brahe, renowned primarily as a remarkable 16th-centur...
Read MoreThe first case in history where someone has preserved a receipt for such a long time. Archaeologists in Turkey have made a remarkable discovery—a clay tablet inscribed with cuneiform that could be one of the oldest trade receipts in the world. The d...
Read MoreAnalysis of the fingerprints from one of the controversial "alien mummies" discovered in Peru revealed unusual diagonal grooves, which may indicate a non-human origin of these mysterious remains. The global community has been actively discussing the...
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