Scans Reveal Archangel Michael Tattoo on Mummy’s Thigh High-tech testing on eight Egyptian mummies from the British Museum by a team of scientists from London uncovered fascinating information, including discoveries that one of the mummies has a tattoo symbolizing the Archangel Michael on her inner thigh. The 8 mummies were from different eras, from kings … Continue reading Scans Reveal Archangel Michael Tattoo on Mummy’s Thigh →

Archaeologists discovered 1,700-year-old Roman eggs In England, archeologists found a very rare discovery, but one that is very interesting. They found an approximately 1,700 years old unbroken egg dating back to the Roman Empire. This remarkable finding is of importance as it provides insights into the beliefs and ritualist practices of Romans and Britons. It … Continue reading Archaeologists discovered 1,700-year-old Roman eggs →

Eroding World War II-Era Graffiti in England Recorded Researchers have discovered the identities of over 30 United States soldiers graffitiing a wall 75 years ago during World War Two. On the Western Esplanade in Southampton the 62 ft (19 m) ‘ D-Day Wall ‘ has more than 70 names grafted by soldiers who are waiting … Continue reading Eroding World War II-Era Graffiti in England Recorded →

Student’s Lucky Find Worth £145,000 Is Rewriting Anglo-Saxon History A student in Norfolk certainly never dreamed that he could rewrite Anglo Saxon history with a finding of a female skeleton wearing a pendant – but experts say that the “exquisite” gold piece is doing just that. “A discovery of a female skeleton bearing a gold pendant … Continue reading Anglo-Saxon gold pendant found in Norfolk declared treasure →

Brain dead: 2600-year-old perfectly preserved British brain found In England, a 2 600-year-old human skull discovered was less surprising than what it was: the brain. The discovery of the yellowish, crinkly, shrunk brain led to questions about the survival of such a fragile organ and the intensity of its preserving. Except for the brain, all … Continue reading Brain dead: 2600-year-old perfectly preserved British brain found →

Amazing World’s Largest Mosaic Piece Made By 13 Different Ancient Civilizations discovered At Museum Hotel Antakya in Turkey. Normally, modern architecture and archaeology do not go hand in hand. Nevertheless, the two mixed in an unprecedented way when ancient ruins were found beneath what was to become Turkey’s Antakya Museum Hotel. The Venture started when Turkish entrepreneur … Continue reading Perched Over 2,000-Year-Old Roman Mosaics and Ruins, This Hotel Takes a Bold Approach to Historic Preservation →

Rogue Metal Detectorists Stole $3.6 Million Treasure During the years, metal detectorists make numerous remarkable finds in Britain, with a large crowd of 2,600 coins discovered a few months ago. Yet archeological discoveries by detectorists are subject to stringent rules. Currently, four people are being held guilty of conspiring to disguise and illegally sell a … Continue reading Rogue Metal Detectorists Stole $3.6 Million Treasure →

1,400-Year-Old Anglo-Saxon Burial Unearthed in Canterbury On a university campus in Canterbury, the extraordinary remains of a young Anglo-Saxon woman, buried with luxuriant jewels and a knife. While Archeologists working at Christ Church University at the site of its new £65 million STEM building they Unearthed the burial, which is due to open in September next … Continue reading 1,400-Year-Old Anglo-Saxon Burial Unearthed in Canterbury →

UK family finds Indian treasure worth millions looted under British rule lying in the attic An auction for around 107000 pounds was made of a collection of rare objects found by a couple of years later in the English county of Berkshire and identified as artefacts from Tipu Sultan’s weapons. The most impressive item was … Continue reading UK family finds Indian treasure worth millions looted under British rule lying in the attic →