24 March 2021
Salt May Have Been Used as Money in Exchanges
Salt has always been a precious metal. Salt was needed in many areas, from the preservation…
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22 March 2021
New Archaeological Discoveries may Confirm What is Written in the Bible
The importance of what is written in the scriptures in the development of archeology is really…
22 March 2021
Africa May not be Where the First Pre-Human First Appeared
According to one opinion: About 2 million years ago, our first ancestors moved north from their…
20 March 2021
New discoveries announced at Sanxingdui Ruins
Chinese archaeologists announced on Saturday that some new major discoveries have been made at the legendary…
20 March 2021
The First Native Americans were Among the First Metal Miners in the World
An arrowhead made of pure copper 8,500 years ago dates the history of the copper age…
19 March 2021
Torrential Rain Reveal 2500-Year-old Small Bull Statue
After heavy rains near the ancient Olympia site, a bronze bull statue of a bull believed…
19 March 2021
New Discoveries of Sanxingdui Ancient City to be Announced
Sanxingdui, which literally means "Stacks of Three Stars", is a cultural relic of the Kingdom of…
18 March 2021
The Life of the Maya Ambassador Found in El Palmar was not Easy
El Palmar is a small plaza compound in Mexico near the borders of Belize and Guatemala.…
17 March 2021
7.5 Million Annual Elephant Skulls Fossil Were Found in Turkey “Choerolophodon Pentelic”
A complete skull fossil from 7.5 million years ago was discovered on the bank of the…
16 March 2021
New Dead Sea Scrolls in The Horror Cave
On Tuesday, Israeli archaeologists revealed dozens of recently discovered fragments of Bible text, the Dead Sea…