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    A monumental temple pylon dating back 2,100 years has been discovered in Egypt.

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    During the latest excavation session in the central part of the country, which has been ongoing for 22 consecutive years, Egyptian and German archaeologists stumbled upon the entrance to a…

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    How the Maya civilization emerged 4,000 years ago: a witness – a fishing trap.

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    A team of researchers from the University of Vermont (USA) has uncovered a complex network of fishing structures that played a crucial role in the development of the Maya civilization…

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    The oldest alphabet has been discovered in Syria: a scientific sensation.

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    For decades, it was believed that the first alphabet was created by the ancient Egyptians. However, a shocking new discovery has called this assumption into question, pushing back the timeline…

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    The victims of the tragedy in Pompeii are not always who they were believed to be.

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    A new study by American and Italian scientists, based on DNA analysis, has revealed that previous conclusions about the victims of the Pompeii tragedy may be incorrect. The research team…

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    And what a strange concoction it was: what kind of unusual cocktail did the ancient Egyptians drink 2200 years ago?

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    Researchers from the United States and Italy have conducted a chemical analysis of residues found on the walls of a small ceramic jug, which was used by the inhabitants of…

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    The oldest map of the world has revealed the path to Noah’s Ark.

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    Researchers from the British Museum in London have deciphered a map etched onto a clay tablet dating back approximately 3,000 years. The scientists discovered that the cuneiform symbols indicate the…

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    A luxurious family tomb filled with treasures has been discovered in Egypt, dating back 4,000 years.

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    The discovery was announced by participants of the Egyptian-American mission dedicated to preserving the monuments of South Asasif, operating under the auspices of Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. In…

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    How did writing come into existence? A hint – in the ancient seals of Mesopotamia.

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    Researchers from the University of Bologna have uncovered a connection between proto-cuneiform writing and ancient stone images engraved on cylinder seals dating back to around 3000 B.C. Scientists believe that…

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    The Secret of Vergina: A Sacred Chiton of Alexander the Great Found in Greece

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    According to scientists, an impressive cotton chiton (tunic) belonged to Alexander the Great. However, fragments of this ceremonial garment were discovered not in Alexander’s tomb, but likely in the grave…

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    People have been using herbs for healing for 15,000 years: a discovery in Morocco.

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    The discovery was announced by the team from the National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage of Morocco, expanding our understanding of ancient medical practices in the ancient world. What Did…

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    A great city, 4000 years old, was hidden in an oasis in Saudi Arabia.

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    The discovery by archaeologists from France and Saudi Arabia sheds light on the gradual transition from a nomadic lifestyle to urban living thousands of years ago. The ruins of a…

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    Tutankhamun was buried in a foreign mask.

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    A team of researchers from the University of York in the UK claims that the ear holes in the mask suggest it was actually intended for a woman or a…

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    Miraculous catch in the Sea of Galilee: scientists have unraveled one of Christ’s miracles.

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    The Bible recounts two stories in which fishermen, thanks to Jesus, made enormous catches that fed their communities for weeks. These events likely took place on the Sea of Galilee,…

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    Are Vikings as terrifying as they are portrayed: debunking the myth.

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    Vikings are often depicted as brutal, bloodthirsty warriors wielding battle axes and wearing horned helmets. In popular culture, they raid, plunder, and kill everyone in their path. But is this…

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    Archaeologists have discovered a submerged Nabataean temple in Italy that is 2000 years old.

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    A team of underwater archaeologists from the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli has detailed their discovery in the journal Antiquity. The religious structure, found near the port city of Pozzuoli…

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    In Pompeii, a tiny house adorned with erotic frescoes has been uncovered.

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    Recently, archaeologists uncovered a small house among the ruins of Pompeii, adorned with frescoes featuring risqué themes. One of the wall paintings depicts a semi-nude Phaedra, the mythological queen of…

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    In Mexico, a massive Mayan city has been unexpectedly discovered. What allowed such settlements to withstand the test of time?

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    The city, discovered by chance in the southeastern state of Campeche, has been named Valeriana, after the nearby lagoon. Archaeologists uncovered pyramids, sports fields, causeways connecting different areas, and amphitheaters.…

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    Unknown children’s engravings by William Blake, dating back 250 years, have been discovered in Oxford.

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    The childhood works of William Blake (1757-1827) had long been hidden from researchers at the Bodleian Library of Oxford University. The artist bequeathed his engravings to the library in 1809.…

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    They were filming a movie about Indiana Jones there: a ground-penetrating radar discovered a secret tomb in Petra.

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    In the city of Petra, Jordan, beneath the rock-hewn temple of Al-Khazneh, researchers have uncovered a two-thousand-year-old unknown tomb containing the remains of 12 individuals along with burial artifacts. Scientists…

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    In China, the cosmetics industry thrived as early as the first millennium.

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    Researchers have discovered that the cosmetics industry was thriving in China during the Tang Dynasty, which spanned from 618 to 907 AD. According to a new study published in the…

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    The DNA analysis of Christopher Columbus has revealed the long-held secrets of the navigator.

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    A team of Spanish scientists led by forensic expert Miguel Lorente dedicated 22 years to analyzing the DNA of Christopher Columbus’s bones. The remains of the famed navigator, who died…

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    Archaeologists have uncovered the ruins of an ancient Greek settlement at a resort in Croatia.

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    The picturesque resort village of Stobreč is located 400 kilometers south of the country’s capital, Zagreb. The team from the Croatian Institute of Archaeology has unearthed a well-preserved monumental Greek…

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    Battle chariots dating back 4,000 years have been discovered in royal tombs in India.

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    A team of researchers from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) made astonishing discoveries in the village of Sinauli back in 2018. However, it is only now that scientists have…

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    A Turkish farmer discovered an ancient mosaic floor. It’s worth seeing.

    Gaby12 July, 202506 views

    Farmer Mehmet Emin Sualp, while planting seedlings in his field in the village of Salkaya, unexpectedly stumbled upon an ancient mosaic floor measuring 84 square meters. Remarkably, it is well-preserved.…

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    In Morocco, traces of a 5,000-year-old agricultural community have been discovered, and the finding is astonishing.

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    Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of stone axes and painted pottery shards in a 5,000-year-old agricultural settlement. The artifacts found indicate the existence of an unknown community whose members may have…

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    Who is the author of the mysterious rock niches of Madagascar?

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    A new theory has emerged from a team of archaeologists from the University of Bern and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland, along with the Institute of Civilizations in Madagascar,…

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    A 3,000-year-old sword has been discovered in Egypt, and it is believed to be linked to Ramses II.

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    Evidence of this can be found in the markings from the time of Egypt’s most powerful king, depicted on an astonishing artifact that is over 3,000 years old (likely around…

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    Breaking news: The altar stone of Stonehenge does not originate from Wales.

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    According to a new study, the altar stone of the monument—a central blue stone weighing six tons—likely traveled over 700 kilometers. For more than a century, archaeologists have known that…

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    A wall linked to Spartacus’s uprising has been discovered in Italy.

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    Along a 2.7-kilometer-long wall, an international team of archaeologists has uncovered a moat and ramparts in the Dosone-della-Melia forest, located in south-central Calabria. Two thousand seventy years ago, these were…

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    In Scotland, an amateur archaeologist unearthed a rare Pictish ring.

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    During archaeological excavations in the town of Burghead, at the site of an ancient Pictish fort, amateur archaeologist John Ralph unearthed a unique ring featuring a red inlay. It may…

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    Archaeologists have discovered the oldest multiplication table in Japan, which is 1,300 years old.

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    The National Research Institute for Cultural Properties in Nara has announced a significant discovery. The ruins of the ancient Japanese capital, Fujiwara-kyō, are located in the Takadonote and Daigote areas…

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    AI has reconstructed the face of Christ based on the imprint from the Shroud of Turin.

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    Artificial intelligence has recreated a portrait of Christ based on a precious relic believed to bear the imprint of his face. The Shroud of Turin is a burial cloth that…

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    Why did ancient Egyptians wear mysterious cones on their heads?

    Gaby12 July, 202508 views

    For a long time, researchers have speculated about the meanings hidden behind the peculiar wax hats worn by the inhabitants of Ancient Egypt. The oldest known burials where archaeologists discovered…

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    A unique dagger from a sunken ship has been discovered in Antalya: relics that are 3600 years old.

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    A team of underwater archaeologists has uncovered a rare bronze dagger with silver rivets during excavations in the Kumludji area of Antalya. According to researchers, the artifact is approximately 3,600…

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    Beauty is a terrifying force: ancient Asians would remove perfectly healthy teeth.

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    The team from the Micronesian Regional Research Center at the University of Guam (Mangilao, USA) believes that 4,800 years ago, ancient Asians were removing healthy teeth for the sake of…

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    In Berlin, a highly decorated Japanese sword from the Edo period has been unearthed.

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    Archaeologists from the Berlin State Office for the Preservation of Monuments have uncovered a remarkable relic during excavations of World War II ruins at the site of the oldest city…

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    The oldest and largest: an observatory from the 6th century BC has been discovered in Egypt.

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    The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the discovery in the Kafr el-Sheikh governorate on social media. The observatory, constructed from clay bricks, was of immense significance to the…

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    Engineering mistakes of the ancient Romans: “incorrect” wells uncovered in England.

    Gaby12 July, 2025010 views

    The remnants of wells from Roman Britain (43-410 AD) were first discovered by road workers who were preparing to reconstruct a highway. They reported their findings to experts at the…

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    Neanderthals were smarter than previously thought, researchers say.

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    A groundbreaking study of a rare rock shelter in the Spanish Pyrenees has unveiled astonishing new insights into how Neanderthals lived before the arrival of Homo sapiens in Western Europe.…

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    When did people start cooking food?

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    Researchers consider cooking to be an incredibly important factor in human evolution. It allowed our ancestors to unlock additional calories necessary for brain growth and development. So, when was cooking…

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    “An Aquarium in Stone”: A Roman mosaic featuring dolphins has been discovered in England.

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    The ruins of Viroconium are located in the English village of Wroxeter. Founded in the late 1st century AD, this city was the fourth largest in Roman Britain, with a…

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    Breaking news: Italian scientists have determined the age of the Shroud of Turin.

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    The team from the Institute of Crystallography at the National Research Council of Italy has made a stunning discovery. Researchers analyzed the legendary Shroud of Turin, which is believed to…

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    The Illustrated Encyclopedia: Giant Frescoes Reveal the Lives of Ancient Amazons

    Gaby12 July, 202509 views

    British and Colombian archaeologists and anthropologists have explored a section of a massive series of frescoes that stretch approximately 13 kilometers across rock formations at the archaeological site of Serranía…

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    A Roman sarcophagus was discovered in a beach bar in Bulgaria.

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    On one of Bulgaria’s oldest resorts, located just six kilometers from Varna, an ancient Roman sarcophagus has been discovered. Since 2020, this relic has been used as a table. A…

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    A terracotta pipeline that is 2,600 years old has been uncovered in India.

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    During the 10th phase of excavations at the archaeological site of Kiladi in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, researchers uncovered a terracotta pipeline. This discovery indicates the existence of…

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    At the bottom near the shores of Sweden lies an ancient ship filled with champagne.

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    A ship carrying around a hundred bottles of champagne, as well as mineral water, wine, and porcelain, likely sank in the 1850s or 1860s. The remains of the sailing vessel…

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    Did Jesus perform miracles there? Traces of the lost temple have been found in Israel.

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    During recent archaeological excavations in Chorazin, researchers have likely uncovered the ruins of a long-lost synagogue where, according to the New Testament, Jesus healed the sick and preached. Previously, scientists…

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    Before their deaths, they were saving treasures: two more victims of the tragedy in Pompeii have been found.

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    Archaeologists have uncovered the skeletons of two previously unknown victims of the volcanic eruption in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, which occurred in 79 A.D., in the Regio IX…

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