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    Has the room of the famous Last Supper really been found?

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    Researchers from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) are closing in on the discovery of the room where the Last Supper took place over 2,000 years ago. It is believed to…

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    Those who survived: not all residents of Pompeii perished in the eruption of Vesuvius.

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    Classical history researcher Stephen Tuck from the University of Miami has uncovered secrets about the residents of Pompeii who survived the eruption of Vesuvius. According to the scholar, more than…

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    Archaeologists have discovered new evidence supporting the biblical story of Moses.

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    The Israeli Antiquities Authority has shared remarkable discoveries from the ancient city of Zanoah, mentioned in the Old Testament. During excavations of this historic site, a team of archaeologists uncovered…

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    Older than Machu Picchu: a 4000-year-old temple and theater have been uncovered in Peru.

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    According to a team of researchers from the Archaeological Project of Cultural Landscapes Ukupé, a recently discovered temple and theater are approximately three and a half millennia older than Machu…

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    Why are modern women’s handbags depicted on ancient monuments?

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    How did this modern accessory find its way onto ancient artifacts? Did women really use it 12,000 years ago—before cosmetics, perfumes, and combs? Scholars have proposed several intriguing theories. The…

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    A statue of the god Hermes was uncovered in the ancient Roman sewer system.

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    Bulgarian archaeologists excavating an ancient Roman sewer have stumbled upon an unexpected treasure—a well-preserved statue of the Greek god Hermes. The two-meter tall figure made of white marble is in…

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    In a rare form, the oldest wine in the world has been discovered in Spain.

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    A team of archaeologists from the University of Córdoba (Spain) has uncovered ancient sherry preserved in a rare form within a Roman tomb. The oldest wine in the world, discovered…

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    The wise visage of the greatest: scientists have reconstructed the face of 90-year-old Ramses II.

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    Previously, HouseWife reported on the Egyptian-British team’s recreation of the appearance of Ramses II at the height of his power. Now, researchers led by Brazilian digital designer Cicero Moraes have…

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    Five biblical figures whose existence has been confirmed by archaeology.

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    The real-life existence of at least 50 individuals mentioned in sacred texts has been substantiated through wall paintings, inscriptions on stone tablets, and other material evidence. One of the most…

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    The oldest written mention of Jesus’ childhood has been found.

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    A rare artifact has been accidentally discovered in the collections of the Carl von Ossietzky State and University Library in Hamburg, Germany. For many years, a papyrus containing text in…

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    Breaking news: A massive tomb filled with treasures has been uncovered near the Terracotta Army.

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    Archaeologists have uncovered a treasure-laden burial chamber near the Terracotta Army. Scientists believe the sarcophagus may have belonged to the son of the emperor. Qin Shi Huang (259–210 B.C.) was…

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    Archaeologists have discovered the lost sarcophagus of Ramses II.

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    Finally, a team of archaeologists from the University of Sorbonne in France has announced a sensational discovery. Researchers have identified the true sarcophagus of Ramses II, also known as Ramses…

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    The children of Pompeii depicted a harsh adult world.

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    According to researchers, these doodles provide valuable insights into the thought processes and life preferences of young ancient Romans. Scientists estimate that the artists behind these drawings were around 5…

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    Who chopped off the noses of ancient statues?

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    If you’ve ever pondered this question, you might have assumed that the widespread absence of noses on ancient statues is primarily due to the passage of time. In many cases,…

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    The secret of ancient logistics. What helped the Egyptians build the pyramids?

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    A team of researchers from the University of North Carolina Wilmington has made a groundbreaking discovery. It turns out that an ancient river, long dried up and buried beneath the…

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    The teacher found a stone with ancient writing in the garden. The artifact is 1600 years old.

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    While working in his garden in Coventry, England, a 55-year-old geography teacher stumbled upon a small rectangular stone. It was later revealed that this artifact is over 1,600 years old.…

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    For bathing and carnal pleasures: the bathroom of Alexander the Great has been discovered.

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    Researchers have uncovered the bathhouse of the renowned conqueror in the Palace of Aegae. Located in the city of Vergina, near Thessaloniki in northern Greece, this is where Alexander the…

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    Archaeologists have uncovered the mystery of the legendary wall of Jerusalem.

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    Thanks to radiocarbon dating, a research team from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), Tel Aviv University, and the Weizmann Institute of Science has uncovered the identity of the builder of…

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    Archaeologists have uncovered a luxurious villa belonging to Emperor Augustus.

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    Just like Pompeii and Herculaneum, the ancient Roman city of Somma Vesuviana was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. According to a team of archaeologists from…

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    In Poland, 27 lost volumes of works by the Brothers Grimm have been discovered.

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    Researchers have suggested that selected works of the Brothers Grimm ended up in a university collection due to the post-war relocation of library holdings. How did these books remain hidden…

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    A scientist has offered a new explanation for the curse of Tutankhamun: an unexpected theory.

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    For a century, experts have proposed various theories about the untimely deaths of the participants in that fateful expedition. For a long time, it was believed that the cause was…

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    The Herculaneum papyri pinpointed the exact burial site of Plato: AI played a crucial role.

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    Italian papyrologist Graziano Ranocchia from the University of Pisa has announced that he and his team have discovered the long-lost burial site of the famous Greek philosopher Plato. To achieve…

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    Viking Age Plastics: Remains of Women with Abnormally Long Skulls Discovered

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    Archaeologists have discovered the skeletons of three women with elongated skulls on the Swedish island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea. The remains date back to the 11th century. DNA…

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    Ancient interior design: Neanderthals, like Homo sapiens, zoned their living spaces.

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    While Neanderthals and Homo sapiens exhibit fundamental differences in behavior, they share a key characteristic in their daily lives: the ability to structure their living space. Until recently, this was…

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    The ancient Egyptians believed that the Milky Way was a staircase to the afterlife.

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    In Ancient Egypt, celestial bodies were held in high regard. However, the Milky Way, also known as our galaxy, has not been thoroughly explored in the context of Egyptian cosmology.…

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    In Azerbaijan, a burial site of Amazons with weapons has been discovered.

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    Women warriors from Greek mythology may have actually existed. To support this, researchers are continually uncovering new artifacts related to the Amazons. Renowned British historian Bettany Hughes recently discussed Bronze…

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    The oldest people in Europe lived in Transcarpathia: a sensation.

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    Archaeologists uncovered stone tools used by prehistoric Homo erectus at the Korolevo site back in the 1980s. However, at that time, scientists were unable to accurately determine the age of…

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    The oldest in the world? An 8,600-year-old loaf of bread has been discovered in Turkey.

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    A team of researchers from Anadolu University has uncovered a loaf of bread in the Neolithic proto-city of Çatal Höyük. The excavations of this proto-city, a settlement that combined urban…

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    The oldest “piercing studs” have been found in Turkey, dating back 12,000 years.

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    A team of Turkish archaeologists led by Dr. Ergül Kodaş from Mardin Artuklu University has made an extraordinary discovery. In the burial site of the Neolithic settlement of Boncuklu Tarla,…

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    Frixus and Hella: A fresco featuring heroes from Greek mythology has been discovered in Pompeii.

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    Ancient Roman Pompeii continues to astonish the scientific community with new discoveries. Recently, in the city that was devastated by the eruption of Vesuvius in the 1st century AD, archaeologists…

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    A century-old discovery: the upper part of a magnificent statue of Ramses II has been found in Egypt.

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    A joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission has unearthed the upper part of a statue of Ramses II near the city of El-Ashmunein, at the site of the ancient city of Hermopolis…

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    The oldest lip balm, dating back 3,700 years, has been discovered in Iran.

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    A rare find has emerged from the Giroft region in the southeast of the country. An international team of researchers believes that the ancient inhabitants of this area were painting…

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    Not just Atlantis: an exciting journey through sunken cities.

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    The fascination with the search for Atlantis has persisted for centuries. The most detailed descriptions of this ghost city, which supposedly sank due to an earthquake and flood around 9500…

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    Treasure Island: A temple with rare jewels has been discovered in Greece.

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    A team of 50 researchers has uncovered a temple on the island of Euboea, filled with precious artifacts made of gold, silver, and amber. This ancient 30-meter structure has been…

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    With the aroma of nuts and toasted bread: what wine did the ancient Romans drink?

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    Researchers from Ghent University in Belgium and the University of Warsaw in Poland have revealed that ancient Roman wine had a slightly spicy flavor and carried aromas of toasted bread…

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    In Italy, an opulent beach villa belonging to Pliny the Elder has been uncovered; it is 2000 years old.

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    The discovery is located 15 kilometers from Naples, in the Campania region. Builders constructing a children’s playground and recreational area were the first to stumble upon the ruins of a…

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    Archaeologists have discovered a 3,000-year-old stone star map.

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    In northeastern Italy, researchers have uncovered a stone artifact marked with traces of chiseling that may represent a star map. This ancient tool likely helped determine the timing of agricultural…

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    Unknown tombs with astonishing artifacts have been discovered in Egypt.

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    Located just 25 kilometers from Cairo, the Saqqara necropolis holds countless secrets that researchers continue to uncover. During recent excavations, Japanese and Egyptian archaeologists stumbled upon a series of tombs…

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    A medieval “manga” about rats – an intriguing lesson in Japanese history.

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    Eric Ratt, a history professor at the University of Kansas, believes that the anonymous scroll “The Illustrated Rat Tale” (Nezumi no sōshi emaki) is more than just an intriguing artifact.…

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    In Pompeii, an ancient fabric dyeing technique has been revived.

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    The new project at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii aims to showcase the diverse lives of the city’s inhabitants before its destruction. As a reminder, the city was buried under…

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    A luxurious Roman house with stunning mosaics has been discovered near the Colosseum.

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    Archaeologists have uncovered the ruins of a lavish ancient Roman house near the Colosseum – the famous Roman amphitheater and one of the seven modern wonders of the world. The…

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    In Pompeii, the ruins of a bakery-prison have been uncovered.

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    A bakery was discovered during excavations in the IX district, located in the central part of Pompeii. As part of a major project, archaeologists were investigating the remains of a…

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    Why didn’t Alexander the Great invade Rome?

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    Alexander the Great conquered a vast territory stretching from the Balkans to modern-day Pakistan. But had he turned his attention westward, it’s quite possible he could have taken Rome, defeating…

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    A strange sculptural head of a Maya warrior has been found in Yucatán.

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    The head, likely part of a sculpture, is adorned with a snake-shaped helmet featuring an open mouth and a feathered headdress. This artifact is valuable as it sheds light on…

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    The drought in the Amazon has revealed faces carved into the rocks.

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    Dozens of images of human faces are scattered along the rocky banks of the Amazon River near the city of Manaus. These carvings have come to light due to a…

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    Scientists claim to have found the ruins of Noah’s Ark.

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    A team of researchers from Istanbul Technical University (İTÜ), Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University (AİÇÜ, Turkey), and Andrews University (USA) has spent the past year collecting and analyzing samples that they…

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    The slab with mysterious engravings is a giant treasure map.

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    In 2021, the so-called Saint-Belec slab was recognized as the oldest map of Europe, dating back 4,000 years. This stone features an intriguing engraving that has puzzled historians for over…

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    In the tomb of the first queen of Egypt, wine that is 5,000 years old was discovered.

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    Austrian and German archaeologists have explored the burial complex of Meret-Neit, located in Abydos, in the central part of Egypt. According to researchers, the queen ruled Ancient Egypt around 3000…

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