It is believed that the bikini was a 20th-century invention, but an ancient mosaic reveals women in Rome wore it while playing sports. The Villa...
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Archeologists recently unearthed the grave of a man believed to be a chief in the Coclé culture, the archeological name for the people who inhabited Panama over a thousand years ago. Discovered in the El Caño Archaeological Park, the El Caño Foundation shared select images of the ongoing excavation to their Facebook page. The artifacts [...] Read Full Article At: Ancient tomb filled with gold, sacrificial victims discovered
It is believed that the bikini was a 20th-century invention, but an ancient mosaic reveals women in Rome wore it while playing sports. The Villa...
It is believed that the bikini was a 20th-century invention, but an ancient mosaic reveals women in Rome wore it while playing sports. The Villa...
The ancient Greek city of Ai-Khanoum in Afghanistan was discovered by accident in the 1960s, but its demise has captivated historians and...
Greek archeologists are keen to excavate further the archeological site of Mieza located in the northeastern region of Macedonia where Aristotle is...
A team of Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a fort dating back millennia in Hosh Issa, uncovering artifacts including a bronze sword bearing the...
Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of an ancient Egyptian army barracks and various artifacts, including a bronze sword engraved with the name...
Archaeologists have discovered a stash of ancient Viking treasure buried under the ground for over 1,000 years. According to a press release from the...
The former forensic pathologist from Mexico has created a stirring artwork that mixes the mystery of an excavation with a call for compassion and...
A seed nearly a millennium old, dubbed "Sheba," has sprouted into a tree now standing at about 10 feet tall after being cultivated for 14 years....
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