7 June 2021
Shackled skeleton identified as rare evidence of slavery found in Rutland
In Rutland, archaeologists discovered an 'unusual' skeleton of a Roman slave, who might have been a…
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Month: June 2021
7 June 2021
Egypt Traces Relics of Ramses III to the Arabian Peninsula
Following various findings showing ancient Egyptian King Ramses III had a presence on the Arabian Peninsula,…
6 June 2021
Samen Underground City Getting Prepared for Public Visits
Samen Underground City is a unique structure in Iran and the extent of such a structure…
6 June 2021
Archaeologists in Israel are restoring the largest Roman Basilica in the country
Archaeologists in Israel are trying to rebuild a 2,000-year-old Roman-era basilica that is thought to be…
5 June 2021
According to researchers, the bones discovered underneath St. Peter’s Basilica may not be his
Three Italian researchers have voiced doubts about whether St. Peter's bones are buried underneath the Rome…
5 June 2021
Rai Stones and Bitcoin Similarity
Human civilizations tend to assign monetary worth to goods based on scarcity, among other factors. This…
4 June 2021
Stone Age Loved to Dance to the Rhythm of the Elk Tooth Rattles
Thousands of years ago, people danced frequently and to the rhythm. This is the conclusion of…
4 June 2021
Was Stavanger Cathedral Built on a Viking Settlement?
Archaeologists have discovered animal bones and habitation evidence underneath the northern part of Stavanger cathedral that…
3 June 2021
The Newgrange of Ireland older than the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge
Newgrange is a 5,200-year-old ancient tomb located in the Boyne Valley in Ireland's Ancient East. Archaeologists…
2 June 2021
A newly Discovered Church in Sudan could be a Cathedral
Archaeologists have found the remains of the largest church known from medieval Nubia in old Dongola…