24 July 2022
The 3,200-year-old perfume of Tapputi, the first female chemist in history, came to life again
One of the scent formulas written in Akkadian on clay tablets by Tapputi, known as the…
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Month: July 2022
24 July 2022
Archaeologists unearths Unique Tomb of 6th Century BC Egyptian Commander at the archaeological area of Abu Sir
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities announced on July 15 that a team of Czech archaeologists, while…
23 July 2022
Excavations in and around Yazıkaya, one of the monumental works of the Phrygians, start again after 71 years.
Archaeological excavations at Midas Castle in Yazılıkaya Midas Valley in the Han district of Eskişehir, located…
22 July 2022
A Batavian Cavalry Mask was found on the Battlefield of Roman Comrades
Archaeologists have discovered that a rusty corroded plate they found 4 years ago at an old…
21 July 2022
The Basilica cistern, which is said to have the sarcophagus of Medusa or the Mysterious Snake Woman, was restored
The Basilica Cistern, one of the magnificent ancient structures of Istanbul, was restored. Besides being the…
20 July 2022
Archaeologists say they have found the lost city of Natounia, belonging to the Parthian Empire
Researchers suggest they may have identified the lost Parthian city of Natounia in the Zagros Mountains…
20 July 2022
Impressive proof of technology transfer in Antiquity times “2700 year- old a Leather Armor”
Design and construction details of the unique leather-scaled armor found in a horse rider's tomb in…
19 July 2022
5,200-year-old stone carving silkworm chrysalis discovered in north China
According to the provincial archaeological research institute, archaeologists discovered a stone-carved silkworm chrysalis dating back at…
18 July 2022
Ancient fish processing factories were discovered in ancient Roman city of Balsa, Portugal
In the Roman city of Balsa, one of the most important and symbolic archaeological sites in…
18 July 2022
A 3300-year-old seal and a dagger/sword reminiscent of Mycenaean swords were discovered in the Heart of western Anatolia
A unique 3300-year-old seal and a sword/dagger reminiscent of Mycenaean swords were unearthed during the excavations…