Farmer discovers a huge hoard of more than 4,000 ancient Roman coins in Switzerland

Farmer discovers a huge hoard of more than 4,000 ancient Roman coins in Switzerland

Farmer discovers a huge hoard of more than 4,000 ancient Roman coins in Switzerland One of the largest treasures of that type found in Switzerland was a hoard with over 4,000 bronze and silver coins dating back to ancient Rome, unearthed in the orchard by a fruit and vegetable farmer. Several months ago, a Swiss … Continue reading Farmer discovers a huge hoard of more than 4,000 ancient Roman coins in Switzerland

The amazing unfinished & abandoned 1,000-ton Egyptian Obelisk

The amazing unfinished & abandoned 1,000-ton Egyptian Obelisk

The amazing unfinished & abandoned 1,000-ton Egyptian Obelisk The greatest famous Egyptian obelisk is the “unfinished obelisk” that is found exactly where it was once semi-carved from the solid bedrock. The block was intended as an obelisk with a height of 120 ft / 36 mt.  It is estimated that a block of granite this … Continue reading The amazing unfinished & abandoned 1,000-ton Egyptian Obelisk

Ancient mummy ‘with 1,100-year-old Adidas boots’ died after she was struck on the head

Ancient mummy ‘with 1,100-year-old Adidas boots’ died after she was struck on the head

Ancient mummy ‘with 1,100-year-old Adidas boots’ died after she was struck on the head Fascinating new details have emerged concerning a medieval mummy known for her Adidas boots which she wore over a thousand years ago.   The woman’s body was discovered in the Altai mountain region of Mongolia a year ago. Yet her body … Continue reading Ancient mummy ‘with 1,100-year-old Adidas boots’ died after she was struck on the head

The skeleton of this women was buried with a treasure of jewels

The skeleton of this women was buried with a treasure of jewels

The skeleton of this women was buried with a treasure of jewels Before Mount Vesuvius erupted on August 24, in the year 79, according to most historians, Herculaneum had a population of about 5,000. Because the entire town has not yet been excavated, that is a rough guess based on the size of the area … Continue reading The skeleton of this women was buried with a treasure of jewels

Skeletons of over 60 mammoths found under-construction site of future Mexico airport

Skeletons of over 60 mammoths found under-construction site of future Mexico airport

Skeletons of over 60 mammoths found under-construction site of future Mexico airport In the future airport of the city, a team of archeologists working near Mexico City has discovered the remains of more than 60 mammoths. The bone fragments found at the proposed construction site of the Felipe Angeles International Airport date back some 15,000 years, … Continue reading Skeletons of over 60 mammoths found under-construction site of future Mexico airport

Spectacular Ancient tomb treasures from the Republic of Georgia  kingdom of Colchis

Spectacular Ancient tomb treasures from the Republic of Georgia  kingdom of Colchis

Spectacular Ancient tomb treasures from the Republic of Georgia  kingdom of Colchis This exhibition is the first showing in Britain of spectacular tomb treasures from the Republic of Georgia, known in ancient classical times as Colchis and familiar to every schoolchild as the land to which the Greek hero Jason led the Argonauts in search … Continue reading Spectacular Ancient tomb treasures from the Republic of Georgia  kingdom of Colchis

Chinese built a dam to submerge engraved heritage rocks of Buddhism in Gilgit Baltistan

Chinese built a dam to submerge engraved heritage rocks of Buddhism in Gilgit Baltistan

This is how China is ruining Buddhist treasure in Pakistan Occupied Ladakh Since the Chinese company develops Diamer-Bhasha, a dam in Pakistan’s Gilgit – Baltistan region occupied Ladakh, most of the Buddhist relics in an around some of the ancient villages would be submerged. The dam has come as an end to the rich Buddhist culture … Continue reading Chinese built a dam to submerge engraved heritage rocks of Buddhism in Gilgit Baltistan

What Ear Infections Going Back 15,000 Years Tell Us About Human Health

What Ear Infections Going Back 15,000 Years Tell Us About Human Health

What Ear Infections Going Back 15,000 Years Tell Us About Human Health Tel Aviv University researchers have found evidence of ear infections of the remains of people living in the Levant around 15,000 years ago in the skull. The lead author Dr. Hila May of the Anatomy and Anthropology Department, TAU Sackler Faculty of Medicine, … Continue reading What Ear Infections Going Back 15,000 Years Tell Us About Human Health

14,000-Year-Old Ancestor of Native Americans Identified in Russia

14,000-Year-Old Ancestor of Native Americans Identified in Russia

14,000-Year-Old Ancestor of Native Americans Identified in Russia Since the Upper Paleolithic, modern humans have lived near Baikal Lake, and left a rich archeological record behind. The region’s ancient genomes also uncovered multiple genetic turnovers and admixture events, indicating that the transition from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age was facilitated by human mobility and complex … Continue reading 14,000-Year-Old Ancestor of Native Americans Identified in Russia

Researchers Find 1,400-Year-Old Rooms Under Jerusalem’s Western Wall

Researchers Find 1,400-Year-Old Rooms Under Jerusalem’s Western Wall

Researchers Find 1,400-Year-Old Rooms Under Jerusalem’s Western Wall Previously, archeologists discovered three ancient subterranean chambers located in the bedrock under the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem.  Two thousand years ago, the chambers were consisting of an open courtyard and two rooms, were carved on top of one another and connected by hewn staircases. According to … Continue reading Researchers Find 1,400-Year-Old Rooms Under Jerusalem’s Western Wall