The stunning 3D face of ‘jawless’ Stone Age man whose head was found on a SPIKE revealed
The stunning 3D face of ‘jawless’ Stone Age man whose head was found on a SPIKE revealed It is likely that the world never understands why the head of the man from Stone Age is on a stake and tossed into an underwater grave, but now it will see his face. The technology of 3D face … Continue reading The stunning 3D face of ‘jawless’ Stone Age man whose head was found on a SPIKE revealed
16th-Century Cemetery in Poland Yields Children’s Remains
Mass 16th-century grave reveals grim remains of over 100 children with coins in their mouths In Southeast Poland the bodies of more than 100 children were found, some with coins in their mouths. It verified the local legends of the child’s graveyard. Archeologists revealed a total of 115 bodies following the discovery of human bones by … Continue reading 16th-Century Cemetery in Poland Yields Children’s Remains
17th-Century Artifacts Found at Soldiers’ Barracks in Ireland
17th-Century Artifacts Found at Soldiers’ Barracks in Ireland Unearthing at the Athlone Garda Station on Barrack Street offered an insight into the life of a soldier from the 17th century 17th-century soldier in the town. The archaeological findings suggest that the soldiers’ rowdy ways included drinking, smoking, and gambling on blood sports at the barracks site. … Continue reading 17th-Century Artifacts Found at Soldiers’ Barracks in Ireland
Alaskan volcano eruption linked to fall of Roman Republic: Study
Alaskan volcano eruption linked to fall of Roman Republic: Study The proof of an unprecedented period of extreme cold in ancient Rome has come to light through a multinational team of scientists and historians: an unlikely cause of the mass explosion of the Alaska Okmok volcano on the opposite side of the world. Written sources identify … Continue reading Alaskan volcano eruption linked to fall of Roman Republic: Study
The First Temple At Gobekli Tepe: Denisovan & Anunnaki Ancient Aliens Origins
The First Temple At Gobekli Tepe: Denisovan & Anunnaki Ancient Aliens Origins Gobekli Tepe is the oldest known ancient site at the age of 12,000 and is undoubtedly the first known Temple in the world. At least 7,000 years before the Sumerian Empire, its presence raises questions as to how the history of civilization and … Continue reading The First Temple At Gobekli Tepe: Denisovan & Anunnaki Ancient Aliens Origins
Hoard of 5,000 Anglo Saxon Coins Worth Over $1.5 M Discovered by Amateur Metal Detectorists
Hoard of 5,000 Anglo Saxon Coins Worth Over $1.5 M Discovered by Amateur Metal Detectorists A cache of more than Anglo Saxon 5000 coins, including a rare penny, have been discovered, and the find in Buckinghamshire near Lenborough is considered to be the largest haul of coins in modern times. It includes a uniquely-stamped coin … Continue reading Hoard of 5,000 Anglo Saxon Coins Worth Over $1.5 M Discovered by Amateur Metal Detectorists
Ancient Roman jewelry found beneath the British department store
Ancient Roman jewelry found beneath the British department store A 2,000-year-old story of terror and devastation has been brought to light during renovation work at an English department store, revealing one of the finest collections of Roman jewelry as well as human remains of people who were slaughtered at the site. The jewelry had been … Continue reading Ancient Roman jewelry found beneath the British department store
A mysterious bag containing 54 severed human hands found in Russia
A mysterious bag containing 54 severed human hands found in Russia Russian police launched an investigation after a mysterious bag of 54 severed human hands was discovered at a popular fishing place near the Siberian city of Khabarovsk, the Siberian Times reports. In Siberia, a fisherman made a gruesome discovery walking along a riverbank last week: … Continue reading A mysterious bag containing 54 severed human hands found in Russia
Nearly 40 Byzantine Shipwrecks Were Recently Unearthed in Turkey
Nearly 40 Byzantine Shipwrecks Were Recently Unearthed in Turkey Over the past ten years, archeologists in Turkey have been chipping away at a treasure trove of Byzantine shipwrecks. As BBC reports, so far, they’ve uncovered 37 ships at a dig site in Istanbul. The site, Yenikapi, was once a port in bustling Constantinople, and the … Continue reading Nearly 40 Byzantine Shipwrecks Were Recently Unearthed in Turkey
17th-century Dutch merchant ship off southern England have recovered a 30-foot-long wooden carving of a mustachioed warrior
17th-century Dutch merchant ship off southern England have recovered a 30-foot-long wooden carving of a mustachioed warrior Archeologists greeted a carving of the face of a moustachio warrior as they lifted part of a huge shipwreck in the 17th century in the English Channel The head was carved into the 28 ft long section of the rudder … Continue reading 17th-century Dutch merchant ship off southern England have recovered a 30-foot-long wooden carving of a mustachioed warrior