31 January 2022
A Polish diplomat in Turkey has unravels the enigma of a long-lost ancient city
Robert D. Rokicki, a diplomat in the Polish embassy in Ankara used a unique method of…
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30 January 2022
Archaeologists explore Eastern Zhou Dynasty mausoleum in China’s Henan
An archaeological survey of a royal mausoleum of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770 B.C.-256 B.C.) has…
29 January 2022
Ancient Arabic temple art depicts early camel hybrids
Evidence of early camel hybrids of dromedary and Bactrian camels has been uncovered by archaeologists who…
24 January 2022
Over 20 terracotta warriors have been discovered in the Terracotta Army pit in China
More than 20 Terracotta Warriors were unearthed from the Terracotta Army pit in Xi'an, northwest China's…
17 January 2022
Xujiayao hominid’s brain in China had the biggest known brain of the time
A study showed that the ancient relatives of modern humans in northern China may have had…
12 January 2022
HS2 archaeologists discover Romanization of Iron Age village in Britain
Archaeologists have uncovered a vast Roman trading town on Britain's HS2 high-speed rail route. Evidence found…
10 January 2022
Centuries-old burials discovered near Antandros Ancient City in Turkey
Ancient tombs were discovered during a foundation excavation at a building site near the ancient city…
5 January 2022
Ancient winery site uncovered in China’s Hebei
In northern China's Hebei region, an ancient winery going back 400 years to the late Ming…
30 December 2021
Mummy of Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep ‘unwrapped’ for the first time in 3,500 years!
Egyptian scientists have digitally unwrapped the 3,500-year-old mummy of pharaoh Amenhotep I. For the first time,…
25 December 2021
Ancient tomb with prayer-related murals found in China’s Shanxi
Archaeologists in north China's Shanxi Province have found an ancient tomb dating back to the Jin…