While examining a canal on Egypt's Mediterranean coast, underwater researchers discovered a sunken temple and sanctuary filled with priceless artifacts linked to the gods Amun and Aphrodite. from the European Institute of Underwater Archeology (IEASM). [more…]
A research team led by Julia Gresky of the German Archaeological Institute in Berlin has discovered pits in an ancient Egyptian palace, the first physical evidence of an ancient practice previously known only from iconographic and literary sources. [more…]
Polyeuktos Church in Saraçhane, which was destroyed during the Latin occupation, was found by Istanbul Municipality teams, a statue thought to be 1.900 years old from the Roman period. The church, which was destroyed on June 8 last year, [more…]
A recent skeletal examination led researchers to believe they had discovered the earliest signs of equestrianism. Horses have been around for almost as long as humans. They're featured in classic westerns or the Lascaux Caves. [more…]
Traces of gold on the surfaces of stone tools found in a 4.000-year-old tomb not far from Stonehenge indicate that they were used to make gold jewelry. Grave items of two people buried near Stonehenge about 4.000 years ago [more…]
An intricate human-faced cross and a gold and jeweled necklace found in an early medieval tomb in England surprised archaeologists. by archaeologists in England as early as a priestess or possibly a monarch. [more…]
Researchers now have new insights into the social-political ties between Teotihuacán and Mayan Native rulers, two historical powerhouses often thought of as exotic curiosities in pre-Hispanic Mexico. anthropological from UC Riverside [more…]
According to recent research, the first mass extinction documented on Earth occurred 550 million years ago as a result of the global decline in oxygen levels. The Ediacaran period, which reached its peak 550 million years ago, [more…]
An early human species known as Homo antecessor or Latin "pioneer man" lived between 1.2 and 0.8 million years ago in the Early Pleistocene and was discovered at the prolific archaeological site of the Sierra de Atapuerca in Spain. [more…]
Excavations led by Egyptologist Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings in 1922. Unlike the tombs of other pharaohs, Tutankhamun's tomb was largely hidden by rubble for the wealth of its existence, preventing mass looting. As a result, [more…]
Forensic scientists were able to reconstruct the face of an 18th-century "vampire" using DNA data. A side-by-side comparison of a "vampire" skull and reconstructed facial features. Natives of Griswold, Connecticut, 18th century [more…]
According to Amanda Garcia, director of Heavener Runestone Park, much of Farley's adult life was devoted to studying the stone. Visit numerous places while traveling in the USA and Egypt to study various landmarks. [more…]
The Faces of Juliopolis Exhibition, which attracts great attention in Ankara and its districts, is now meeting with the people of Izmir for the first time outside of the land where it was born, with the support of Ege University Faculty of Letters Archeology Department. by the Juliopolis Project [more…]
Yıldız Holding's global snack company, pladis, has been supporting the Geyre Foundation, which was established to provide funds for the excavations in the Ancient City of Aphrodisias, for four years. Aphrodisias, located in the Karacasu district of Aydın, was built during the Roman Empire period in Anatolia. [more…]
Paleontologists claim to have identified a rare "dinosaur mummy" in Canada, one of the best-preserved dinosaur fossils ever found. Dinosaur in Alberta, including researchers from the University of Reading in the UK [more…]
It was long believed that Neanderthals were our wild, illiterate cousins. Now, groundbreaking research has revealed important differences between the brain development of modern humans and Neanderthals, although it does not support the hypothesis. experiment, a [more…]
Archaeologists in Indonesia have discovered the remains of a teenager whose discovery could change the course of medical history, buried in a shallow tomb deep in a secluded cave. According to the study published in the journal Nature, researchers found the body in eastern Kalimantan Borneo. [more…]
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