24,000-Year-Old Animal Found Alive After Being Preserved in Siberian Permafrost
24,000-Year-Old Animal Found Alive After Being Preserved in Siberian Permafrost During the Upper Paleolithic era, a multicellular organism was frozen almost the time in history when humans first set foot into North America. About 24,000 years later, it has been found alive after sleeping for millennia. This turned out to be a very huge discovery … Continue reading 24,000-Year-Old Animal Found Alive After Being Preserved in Siberian Permafrost
Ice Age humans in Israel lived the good life while contemporaries starved — study
Ice Age humans in Israel lived the good life while contemporaries starved — study Researchers in Israel recently uncovered remains that revealed the life of ancient humans that lived near the Sea of Galilee about 23,000 years ago. With this new discovery, experts were able to figure out how these residents managed to thrive amid … Continue reading Ice Age humans in Israel lived the good life while contemporaries starved — study
Did ‘unicorns’ co-exist with humans? Yes, but they were just rhinos
Did ‘unicorns’ co-exist with humans? Yes, but they were just rhinos Sorry, guys, but I’m going to be a killjoy on this one. But first, the good news: According to a study published last month in the American Journal of Applied Science, a species called Elasmotherium sibiricum — the “Siberian unicorn” — went extinct much … Continue reading Did ‘unicorns’ co-exist with humans? Yes, but they were just rhinos
4,500-year-old Neolithic tomb collapses in South Dublin
4,500-year-old Neolithic tomb collapses in South Dublin The tomb, which dates back to the Neolithic period before the start of the Bronze Age, appears to have collapsed in late 2021, with photos showing the capstone having fallen in. The tomb itself is located on farmland in Shankill and is known as the Carrickgollogan wedge tomb. … Continue reading 4,500-year-old Neolithic tomb collapses in South Dublin
The Mystery of the Death of 60 Prisoners From a Camp in the Stargard Area
The Mystery of the Death of 60 Prisoners From a Camp in the Stargard Area ‘During research in Stalag II-D, we found several dozen mass graves. We carried out exhumation in one of them and found the remains of 64 men. Based on the analysis of collected evidence, artefacts, we can now say that most … Continue reading The Mystery of the Death of 60 Prisoners From a Camp in the Stargard Area
2,000-Year-Old Intact Roman Glass Bowl Uncovered in the Netherlands
2,000-Year-Old Intact Roman Glass Bowl Uncovered in the Netherlands Archaeologists excavating a site in Nijmegen — the oldest city in the Netherlands, situated on the Waal river about six miles from the German border — have discovered a blue glass bowl estimated to be some 2,000 years old, in pristine condition. The bowl, just small … Continue reading 2,000-Year-Old Intact Roman Glass Bowl Uncovered in the Netherlands
Remains of a man and dog trying to escape ancient tsunami found on Aegean coast
Remains of a man and dog trying to escape ancient tsunami found on Aegean coast Roughly 3,600 years ago, the massive Thera volcano in the Aegean Sea blew its top, unleashing massive tsunamis. Now, archaeologists in western Turkey have unearthed the bones of a young man and a dog killed by one of those tsunamis. … Continue reading Remains of a man and dog trying to escape ancient tsunami found on Aegean coast
Archaeology breakthrough as 1,000-year-old mummy found in underground tomb ‘bound by rope’
Archaeology breakthrough as 1,000-year-old mummy found in underground tomb ‘bound by rope’ Archaeologists have unearthed a mummy dating back around 1,000 years at the site of Cajamarquilla in Peru. The researchers discovered the mummy lying in a fetal position and bound by rope. At the time the mummy was buried, Cajamarquilla was a thriving city … Continue reading Archaeology breakthrough as 1,000-year-old mummy found in underground tomb ‘bound by rope’
Ancient Egypt archaeologists find 30 mummies in a fire-scorched sacrificial chamber
Ancient Egypt archaeologists find 30 mummies in a fire-scorched sacrificial chamber Hidden within a fire-scorched structure near the Nile River in Aswan, Egypt, archaeologists discovered the entrance to a 2,000-year-old family tomb. Inside, they found 30 mummies of various ages, including several arthritis-ridden elderly people, as well as children and a newborn. Though the archaeologists … Continue reading Ancient Egypt archaeologists find 30 mummies in a fire-scorched sacrificial chamber
Golden Pectoral and Bronze Mirror- Discoveries of Archaeologists in a Siberian Barrow
Golden Pectoral and Bronze Mirror- Discoveries of Archaeologists in a Siberian Barrow The archaeological site Chinge-Tey is located in the Touran-Uyuk valley in northern Tuva, a republic in the Asian part of the Russian Federation. It is called the ‘Siberian Valley of the Kings’ because of the many large barrows with rich equipment, dating back … Continue reading Golden Pectoral and Bronze Mirror- Discoveries of Archaeologists in a Siberian Barrow