Scientists confidently confirm that they can revive a prehistoric horse from a frozen corpse 42,000 years ago.
This is truly shocking news for genetic researchers around the world. The permafrost in Siberia and northern Russia has long been considered by scientists to be a “priceless treasure” of…
Relics of battles: 1,300-year-old weapons restored in Topkapı Museum
More than 33,000 weapons, armor and relics are being meticulously cared for by the Topkapı Palace Museum, hosting artifacts dating back up to 1,300 years. A variety of axes are…
The Top 24 Artifacts from Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece, with its rich history, extraordinary artistry, and profound influence on Western civilization, has left a legacy that continues to captivate and inspire. In this article, we embark on…
Super rare remains of medieval soldier discovered
Divers and archaeologists in Lithuania unexpectedly found the remains of a medieval soldier in a lake. This discovery gives researchers the opportunity to learn more about medieval people. Many of…
A Zulu wooden spoon in the shape of a woman. From South Africa, 19th century CE, now housed at the Louvre Museum
A Zulu wooden spoon in the shape of a woman. From South Africa, 19th century CE, now housed at the Louvre Museum In 2004, archaeologists discovered a hoard of ritually…
Waqrapukara is an ancient fortress in Peru, built at 4,300 m above sea level by the Qanchi people and later conquered by the Incas
At an elevation of more than 12,000 feet in the northern outskirts of the city of Cuzco, Peru, we find the ancient fortress of Sacsayhuaman whose immense stone walls are…
In 1985, a 5000-year-old untouched burial was found in Karakol village, Russia. The fantastical images, found on the stone slabs used as walls of the burial, were made in 3 colours, white, red and black, the first case of polychrome rock paintings ever found in Siberia
Ancient Spirits in Stone: The Mysterious Polychrome Burial of Karakol, Russia In 1985, a discovery in the remote village of Karakol in Russia’s Altai region stunned archaeologists and historians alike….
In 2013, a storm uprooted a tree at the ancient site of Sarmizegetusa Regia in Romania. Beneath the tree, the site’s caretaker discovered an ancient bronze matrix, used as a mold to craft jewelry for the Dacian civilization.
Unique Discovery at Sarmizegetusa Regia: A Treasure Unearthed 29 Th11 Table of Contents Sarmizegetusa Regia – The Enigmatic Capital of the Dacians Sarmizegetusa Regia, once the capital of the ancient…
A Cursed Love: The Mysterious Story Behind a Nail-Pierced Clay Doll Found in Egypt
A Cursed Love: The Mysterious Story Behind a Nail-Pierced Clay Doll Found in Egypt In a chilling intersection of love, desperation, and ancient ritual, archaeologists made a startling discovery near…
“Paul n’a pas supporté ma transformation physique” : Luana Belmondo vide son sac
Luana Belmondo, ancienne mannequin d’origine italienne, se souvient encore avec émotion de sa rencontre avec Paul Belmondo. Elle n’avait que 19 ans lorsqu’elle est arrivée à Paris pour tenter sa…