21 January 2022
Archeologists Discover Two Sphinxes measure 26 feet in length in Egyptian Ruins
Archeologists have discovered the remains of two huge sphinx statues, each measuring 26 feet in length,…
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21 January 2022
In Switzerland, a Roman amphitheater was discovered during the construction of boathouse
Archaeologists from Aargau Cantonal Archaeology have announced the discovery of a Roman amphitheater in Kaiseraugst, located…
20 January 2022
In the “Siberian Valley of the Kings”, archaeologists have discovered a burial mound containing ornate treasures dating back 2,500 years
A Polish-Russian team of archaeologists, excavating in the “Siberian Valley of the Kings” have announced the…
20 January 2022
Ancient Jordanian town referred to as Heshbon in the Old Testament provides insight into regional agricultural history
The American archaeologist stated that Tell Hisban, located on the Madaba plains of Jordan, represents the…
19 January 2022
Mysterious Rods Found in 5,500-year-old Tomb identified to Be Earliest Drinking Straws
Russian archaeologists argue that the rods unearthed in an early bronze age tomb in the Caucasus…
19 January 2022
Egypt unearths ancient quarters of mining leader in the Sinai Peninsula during the Middle Kingdom
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced recently that an Egyptian archaeological mission working in…
17 January 2022
Ancient Mesopotamians bred horse-like hybrids
New research finds that Mesopotamians were utilizing hybrids of domesticated donkeys and wild asses to drive…
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…
16 January 2022
Homo Sapiens are older than we previously thought
Researchers have discovered that Omo I skeletons, previously thought to be less than 200,000 years old,…
15 January 2022
Researchers reveal the 4,500-year-old network of funerary avenues in Arabian Peninsula
Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia (UWA) have determined that people living in ancient northwest…