19 November 2021
Maya Farmers May Have Planned Population Growth Contrary to Thought
Contrary to what was thought, Maya farmers may have planned for population growth, says a new…
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Month: November 2021
18 November 2021
Female pharaoh’s temple reveals teamwork of Egypt’s ‘ancient masters’
Despite the widely acknowledged monumentality and durability of ancient Egyptian sculpture, carved reliefs, and paintings the…
17 November 2021
Unique 2700-year-old mosaics unearthed in illegal excavations
Two 2700-year-old mosaics, which are thought to belong to a Roman rich man and symbolize magnificence,…
16 November 2021
In Egypt, archaeologists have discovered a 4,500-year-old Sun temple.
Archaeologists discovered an ancient Sun temple in the Egyptian desert that dates back 4,500 years. The…
15 November 2021
“Scythian golds” will be returned to Ukraine
The fate of the Scythian Golds, which were sent to be exhibited in the Allard Pierson…
15 November 2021
Paleontologists Unearth Dozens of Giant Dinosaur Eggs in Fossilized Nest in Spain
Spain was the scene of a new paleontological discovery. Paleontologists extracted 30 Titanosaurus dinosaur eggs from…
14 November 2021
Archaeologists in eastern Newfoundland unearth the oldest English coin ever found in Canada
Archaeologists in eastern Newfoundland have unearthed a rare two-penny piece minted between 1493 and 1499 more…
13 November 2021
Bone workshop and oil lamp shop unearthed in Aizanoi ancient city in western Turkey
Archaeologists have unearthed a bone workshop and an oil lamp shop in an Aizanoi ancient city…
13 November 2021
5500-year-old pentagon structure found in North China
Archaeologists discovered the remnants of a pentagonal structure going back 5,500 years in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province,…
12 November 2021
Seven Roman altars multicolored in the Great Northern Museum
We know that the ancient world is now very colorful. But these colors weren't just limited…