Village Where Jesus’ Disciples May Have Lived Flooded by Rising Sea of Galilee Rain, the life-giver, falling from the sky; so precious that God combines His Word with His bounty. Israelis prefer to be happy when it rains. “I’m not made of sugar, I’m not going to melt,” the local macho men explaining why they scorn … Continue reading Village Where Jesus’ Disciples May Have Lived Flooded by Rising Sea of Galilee →

Farmer finds pots filled with gold silver ornaments while tiling his land in India, telangana. On Wednesday, farmers in the Sultanpur village of Vikarabad in Telangana district find two pots with gold and silver ornaments. A total of 25 gold and silver ornaments were found in the pots, according to the reports. A Mohammad Siddiqui had … Continue reading Farmer finds pots filled with gold silver ornaments while tiling his land in India, telangana. →

The Dead Sea Scrolls contain genetic clues to their origins The Dead Sea Scrolls’ genetic analysis of leather helped to place various fragments in new historical contexts. The Dead Sea scrolls consist of a collection of approximately 1,000 ancient manuscripts, including the earliest edition of the Hebrew Bible in the cave of the Judean Desert. However, … Continue reading The Dead Sea Scrolls contain genetic clues to their origins →

The Great Death Pit of Ur: Mass Human Sacrifice in Ancient Mesopotamia As Sir Charles Leonard Woolley excavated at Ur between 1922 and 1934, every burial without a grave chamber was called the “death pit” (known also as ‘grave pits’). Woolley and his team excavated the PG 1237, which Woolley called ‘ The Great Death Pit, … Continue reading The Great Death Pit of Ur: Mass Human Sacrifice in Ancient Mesopotamia →

Medieval Sugarcane crusher Found in Northern India The archaeology department of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has excavated a “stone sugarcane crusher” of the late medieval period. AGRA, INDIA—The Times of India reports that a stone sugar mill has been unearthed on farmland in northern India. Manvendra Kumar Pundhir of Aligarh Muslim University said medieval sugar mills … Continue reading Medieval Sugarcane crusher Found in Northern India →

Gilt-Bronze Burial Shoes Unearthed in South Korea NORTH GYEONGSANG PROVINCE, SOUTH KOREA—According to a Korea Herald report, a pair of gilt-bronze shoes thought to date to the late fifth or early sixth century A.D. was found in one of three tombs at a burial site in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom in eastern … Continue reading Gilt-Bronze Burial Shoes Unearthed in South Korea →

1100-year-old monolithic sandstone Shivling unearthed in Vietnam’s Cham temple complex The Indian Archeological Survey on Wednesday exposed a monolithic sandstone Shiva Linga from the 9th Common Era during its conservation project. The structure was excavated from the Cham Temple Complex at the My Son Sanctuary of Vietnam. My Son in Quang Nam province of Vietnam … Continue reading 1100-year-old monolithic sandstone Shivling unearthed in Vietnam’s Cham temple complex →

2000-Year-Old Bronze Pot With Unknown 3,000 Ml Liquid Unearthed! Archaeology Org reports that a 2,200-year-old tomb has been excavated in central China, at an ancient city site situated along the route between the two ancient capitals of Xi’an and Luoyang. According to Zhu Xiaodong of the Sanmenxia Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, the tomb … Continue reading 2000-Year-Old Bronze Pot With Unknown 3,000 Ml Liquid Unearthed! →

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 →