Tag: Archaeologist
‘Fiery’ debate about 17 decapitated bodies has just been found
Archaeologists have excavated the ancient Roman cemetery and found 17 decapitated bodies and believe that these people were executed for violating Roman law. However,...
Explore the city of the Monkey God
Until the 21st century, people can still discover new archaeological sites. The proof is in the La Mosquitia region in northeastern Honduras. An expedition...
The mummy ‘Princess of Persia’: The scam of the century
A mummy believed to be the 'Princess of Persia' has caused disputes over ownership and diplomatic troubles. Archaeologists examine the mummy....
Take a look at the 3 most mysterious places in China
Through thousands of years of ups and downs and development, the three tombs in China are still a mystery because of their inviolability. Since...
Extremely important discoveries about prehistoric people in Tuyen Quang
The discovery of traces of primitive times dating from 20,000 years ago marked the earliest human presence in Tuyen Quang as well as in...
A realm of no mercy
Sit back here to meditate, more than 2,500 years have passed, all traces remain, identified by excavated archaeologists. If the location is not determined,...
Ancient Maya settlement discovered
Ruins of a residential area have just been discovered in the ancient city of the Mayan civilization. Through studying these relics, scientists have gradually...
Unveiling the ‘golden city’ over 3,000 years old
Egyptologists led by Dr. Zahi Hawass, former Egyptian Minister of Antiquities, searched for King Tutankhamun's honorary temple. Ruins of the "golden...
The mystery of the face of the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten was...
The face image was reconstructed from a remains known as KV55 discovered in 1907 in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt. ...
Strange cup of wine ‘can’t finish’ in the ancient tomb: The...
Poet Li Bai once mentioned the cup of wine that never runs dry. The cup was eventually found in an ancient tomb in Nanjing,...
Human skeletons at the bottom of Blue Cave Lake – the...
Accidentally finding remains from hundreds of years ago at the bottom of Dong Xanh lake (Guangdong, China), experts discovered more dark patches in feudal...
Excavated 2,000-year-old marble head of the first Roman Emperor
Archaeologists have recently unearthed a 2,000-year-old marble head of Emperor Augustus - the first Roman Emperor in the town of Isernia, Molise region, Italy. ...
Which nearly 1,500-year-old ‘palace’ has ever been abandoned underwater?
The unique 'Palace' was built nearly 1,500 years ago. Archaeologists call it the 'Forgotten Underwater Palace'. In which country is it located? ...
Who really built the pyramids of Egypt?
There are many theories about who built the pyramids of Egypt such as: the Jews enslaved and the inhabitants of the 'lost' city of...
Building a house, entering the 1,900-year-old ‘maze’ is a unique treasure...
A housing project in the UK was stopped by a spectacular archaeological treasure: a maze-like, extremely lavish Roman villa with astonishing architecture. According to...
Excavation of ancient tombs in Africa, discovered 78,000 years old relics
Researchers have just discovered that the human skeleton unearthed at the mouth of the Pang ya Saidi cave in Kenya was a child buried...
Ancient Roman arena discovered in Turkey
The newly discovered arena in Turkey is like the Colosseum in Rome, which holds gladiator matches with a capacity of about 20,000 people. ...
Discovered nearly 1,000 years old bathhouse hidden in pubs
The motifs dating back to the Almohad Muslim empire were accidentally discovered during the renovation of a pub in the city of Seville. According...
The remains of two Iron Age warriors and the ritual of...
From the two warriors' graves, researchers uncovered a wealth of information about Iron Age burial rituals, and revealed a connection between humans and the...
