Monkey from Southern Asia Identified in Ancient Greek Artwork
Monkey from Southern Asia Identified in Ancient Greek Artwork A painting from the Bronze Age on a Greek island depicts a monkey in Asia from a hundred thousand kilometers. The findings suggest that the trading and exchange of ideas were ancient far-distant civilizations. The painting is one of several wall paintings in a building at … Continue reading Monkey from Southern Asia Identified in Ancient Greek Artwork
Narrative Cave Art in Indonesia Dated to 44,000 Years Ago
Cave Art in Indonesia Dated to 44,000 Years Ago, and the cave art is the earliest known record of ‘storytelling’, researchers say The artwork found in a limestone cave in 2017, was dated to nearly 44,000 years ago using uranium-series analysis, which they said in the study published on Wednesday in the journal Nature.
Buried Christian (and pagan) basilica discovered in Ethiopia’s ‘lost kingdom’
Buried Christian (and pagan) basilica discovered in Ethiopia’s ‘lost kingdom’ Recently, in an area of Ethiopia that once was home to the Aksumite Empire, Archeologists discovered the oldest known Christian Church in Subsaharan Africa. Smithsonian magazine reported that the existence of an early basilica, built-in 313 around the time when Constantine legalized the Christian community, … Continue reading Buried Christian (and pagan) basilica discovered in Ethiopia’s ‘lost kingdom’
Red Granite Bust of Ramesses II Unearthed in Giza
Red Granite Bust of Ramesses II Unearthed in Giza On Wednesday, December 11, an Egyptian archeological expedition from the Ministry of Antiquities revealed an unusual royal bust of King Ramses II made of red granite in a private area in the village of Mit Rahina, Giza. The bust that has recently been discovered is emblazoned with the … Continue reading Red Granite Bust of Ramesses II Unearthed in Giza
Celtic shield buried with Bronze Age warrior 2,000 years ago is ‘UK’s most important find’
Celtic shield buried with Bronze Age warrior 2,000 years ago is ‘UK’s most important find’ Archeologists uncovered an amazing Iron Age shield within a 2,200-year-old tomb together with a cart and two ponies hidden in a springing location, in what archeologists call one of the UK’s biggest discoveries. The grave in the vicinity of Pocklington … Continue reading Celtic shield buried with Bronze Age warrior 2,000 years ago is ‘UK’s most important find’
Stone tables found in Chichen Itza reveal unknown information on the ancient Maya
Stone tables found in Chichen Itza reveal unknown information on the ancient Maya According to a report in The Smithsonianmag, a team of archaeologists led by José Francisco Osorio León and Francisco Pérez Ruiz of Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History has found 1,000-year-old pieces of a limestone table inscribed with hieroglyphs and human … Continue reading Stone tables found in Chichen Itza reveal unknown information on the ancient Maya
Human footprints dated to roughly 85,000 years ago revealed in Saudi Arabia
Human footprints dated to roughly 85,000 years ago revealed in Saudi Arabia In the Tabuk province in northwestern Saudi Arabia there are human footprints dating back 85,000 years. The traces of the footprints were discovered on the bank of an ancient lake in the desert of Al-Nafud. During a tour of the display of the … Continue reading Human footprints dated to roughly 85,000 years ago revealed in Saudi Arabia
Legendary Saraswati River of Harappan Civilization Found
Legendary Saraswati River of Harappan Civilization Found A recent study has shown that it is the Ghaggar River that was later identified as the legendary Saraswati with the “clear evidence” that the early Harappans built their settlements. It has been repeated several times since the 19th Century that a modern Ghaggar-Hakra river system, which runs … Continue reading Legendary Saraswati River of Harappan Civilization Found
A Ceramic Jar Filled with Thousand of bronze coins Unearthed at the site of a 15th-century Samurai Residents
A Ceramic Jar Filled with Thousand of bronze coins Unearthed at the site of a 15th-century Samurai Residents Archaeology is like a treasure hunt where the prizes are pieces of information from the past, and Japanese archaeologists recently hit the jackpot. They discovered a jar filled with coins belonging to a medieval samurai. The ceramic … Continue reading A Ceramic Jar Filled with Thousand of bronze coins Unearthed at the site of a 15th-century Samurai Residents
Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia
Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia One of the most spectacular sights in the world is in Central Turkey – dark valleys and rock formations with homes, chapels, churches, mosques and entire underground towns, harmoniously cut into the natural landscape. These unique underground havens have risen and fallen around … Continue reading Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia