Over 9,000 year old shrine found in Jordanian desert
A newly discovered shrine in the eastern desert of Jordan was built in the Stone Age. Many artifacts and fossils were found…
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Bronze Age stone board game found in Oman
Archaeologists working in the deserts of the Middle East have discovered a board game in an ancient settlement that people played four…
Facts about gladiators you may not know
Bloody massacre without rules and regulations – this is how most people imagine gladiatorial battles. We still know from Spartacus that all…
The secret of Tutankhamun’s dagger has been revealed
Japanese scientists have conducted an X-ray scan of the dagger found in Tutankhamun’s tomb to determine how this object was made, whose…
Archaeologists discover the oldest English coin from the reign of Henry VII in Canada
Researchers have suggested several versions of how this coin could end up in Canada. In the course of their recent excavations, archaeologists…
Archaeologists announced the discovery of the legendary Church of the Apostles
Israeli archaeologists have found mosaic floors among the ruins of a building that could have been the legendary Church of the Apostles.…
The ancient amphitheater in Milan becomes a green archeological park
City officials plan to turn this long-forgotten ancient site into a major attraction The ancient amphitheater in Milan is being turned into…
Unique artifact – a microwritten copy of the American Constitution on а metal plate
The unique document/artifact found in Plovdiv (Bulgaria) – a micro-copy of the American Constitution engraved on a metal (aluminum) plate, which dates…