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New Study shows Early Native Americans in Alaska were freshwater fishermen 13,000 years ago

15 June 2023

A team led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers has discovered the earliest known evidence that Native Americans living...

Classical Archeology, News

‘Incredibly Rare’ Roman Mausoleum Unearthed Near London Bridge Station

13 June 2023

Archaeologists report discovering an “incredibly rare” and featured preserved floors and walls Roman mausoleum near London Bridge Station, UK. Archaeologists...

News

Evidence of textile manufacture dating back millennia was found in an area famous for the Witney Blanket

12 June 2023

Archaeological excavations at the site of Oxfordshire County Council’s project to build the A40 Science Transit Park and Ride at...

News

New research, prove that Romans were breeding small bulldogs

11 June 2023

Researchers have proven that breeding small brachycephalic (shorter-nosed) dogs took place already in ancient Rome. Research on a 2,000 years...

News, Travel

Explore 1,400-year-old ruins, submerged in Eastern China – Atlantis of China

10 June 2023

Deep in Qiandao Lake, between China’s Five Lion Mountains, lie the mysterious ruins of two ancient cities, dating back to...

News

Countless Votive Offerings Discovered at Ancient Sanctuary on Greek Island Kythnos

10 June 2023

Archaeologists excavating a hilltop temple complex on the Cycladic island of Kythnos (commonly called Thermia) Greece have unearthed more than...

News

Archaeologists say 12,000-year-old flutes discovered in northern Israel may have been used to lure falcons

9 June 2023

New research reveals that about 12,000 years ago, in northern Israel, humans turned the bones of small birds into instruments...

News

A massive Rune stone found under a kitchen floor in Denmark declared treasure

8 June 2023

A couple in Denmark discovered a massive rune stone weighing approximately 900 kilograms during a home renovation project that planned...

News

Britain’s oldest decoratively piece of carved wood discovered in a layer of peat

8 June 2023

A heavily notched oak timber found in a peat layer during construction work turned out to be the oldest piece...

Egyptian Archeology, News

Ancient Egyptian cult drank a trippy mix of drugs, human blood, and bodily fluids

7 June 2023

Researchers have identified some of the components of found in an ancient Bes vase dating back to Ptolemaic era Egypt....

New Study shows Early Native Americans in Alaska were freshwater fishermen 13,000 years ago

‘Incredibly Rare’ Roman Mausoleum Unearthed Near London Bridge Station

Evidence of textile manufacture dating back millennia was found in an area famous for the Witney Blanket

New research, prove that Romans were breeding small bulldogs

Explore 1,400-year-old ruins, submerged in Eastern China – Atlantis of China

Countless Votive Offerings Discovered at Ancient Sanctuary on Greek Island Kythnos

Archaeologists say 12,000-year-old flutes discovered in northern Israel may have been used to lure falcons

A massive Rune stone found under a kitchen floor in Denmark declared treasure

Britain’s oldest decoratively piece of carved wood discovered in a layer of peat

Ancient Egyptian cult drank a trippy mix of drugs, human blood, and bodily fluids

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