21 February 2021
Ancient Dog Figurines Mini Tea Utensils on Display in Nara
Nara was the capital of Japan from 710 to 794, also known as the Nara period,…
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21 February 2021
Romanian Police Find the Stolen Viking Helmet
Romanian police specializing in heritage crimes recovered a medieval helmet of "Viking origin" on February 7,…
20 February 2021
İnteresting Relief on the Roman Millstone
During the Cambridgeshire A14 road improvement work, workers found an interesting millstone. A large penis was…
19 February 2021
Archaeologists Reveal a Hair Style They Think Was Fashion 2000 Years Ago
The small 5 cm figurine found during excavations at Wimpole in Cambridgeshire surprised with its details.…
19 February 2021
Columns in Lagina Hecate Sanctuary Rise Again
Lagina Hecate Sanctuary is located in Yatağan district of Muğla. It is an important sacred area…
17 February 2021
Egyptian Pharaoh Slain in Battle Because of the Hippos
The mummy of Pharaoh Seqenenre Taa II, found in 1880, was re-analyzed. When it was found,…
16 February 2021
The Largest Circular Tomb of the Ancient World Is Opening
The restoration of Augustus' colossal tomb, which is expected to be opened in 2014, has been…
14 February 2021
In China, 2700-Year-Old Face Cream Made from Moon Milk for Men was Found
At a Chinese excavation site with Chinese and German researchers, evidence of a 2,700-year-old male facial…
14 February 2021
World’s Oldest Murder
Researchers found a mass grave in a cave in Spain, now known as Sima de los…
14 February 2021
Bosphorus Was Frozen, People Crossed By Walking
The calendars showed the year 1954. Istanbul was experiencing an extremely freezing winter after many years.…