Unique 3,500-year-old Pig Figurines Discovered in Poland During excavations at a Bronze Age house in a settlement surrounded by Europe’s oldest monumental stone wall, two clay-pig figurines dating back 3,500 years were uncovered. The discovery by archaeologists on Zyndram’s Hill in Maszkowice (Małopolska) has been hailed as a rare find as they are the first … Continue reading Unique 3,500-year-old Pig Figurines Discovered in Poland →

Chinese skeletons found in roman cemetery promise to rewrite history They were two powerful, ancient empires separated by more than 5,000 miles of imposing mountain ranges, barren desert, and exposed steppe grasslands. Yet a collection of seemingly unremarkable bones discovered in a Roman cemetery in London has provided new insights into the links between the … Continue reading Chinese skeletons found in roman cemetery promise to rewrite history →

Medieval Bridges, Artifacts Found in a Polish Lake POZNAŃ, POLAND—According to a report in The First News, archaeologists from Nicolaus Copernicus University and the Museum of the First Piast at Lednica used photogrammetry to map the bottom of west-central Poland’s Lake Lednica, which is located between the city of Gniezno, site of the country’s first … Continue reading Medieval Bridges, Artifacts Found in a Polish Lake →

Buried temple in Turkey Built During 12,000 B.C almost 7,500 years older than Egyptian Pyramids Göbekli Tepe in southeast Turkey has been billed as the oldest temple in the world at about 12,000 years of age. It is many millennia older than Stonehenge or Egypt’s great pyramids, built in the pre-pottery Neolithic period before writing or … Continue reading Buried temple in Turkey Built During 12,000 B.C almost 7,500 years older than Egyptian Pyramids →

Intact 3,000-Year-Old Horse Harness Unearthed in Scotland A metal detectorist has discovered a rare hoard of Bronze Age artifacts, which experts describe as “nationally significant”, in the Scottish Borders. Mariusz Stepien was searching a field near Peebles with friends when he found a bronze object buried half a meter (1ft 8in) underground. Archaeologists called to … Continue reading Intact 3,000-Year-Old Horse Harness Unearthed in Scotland →

Ancient Coin Found at Pub Site in Slovakia The Centre of the town Spišské Vlachy in the Spiš region was settled in the 4th century. Archaeologists discovered proof that people lived in the town soon after The Migration Period. A coin depicting the emperor Constantius II, who ruled between 337 and 361, is among the … Continue reading Ancient Coin Found at Pub Site in Slovakia →

30,000-Year-Old Bosnian Pyramids Built With Man-Made Cement New reports that independent analysis from five separate Institutes of materials confirms that the Bosnian Pyramids contain high quality man-made concrete construction material eliminating all skeptical claims about the authenticity of the Bosnian Pyramids. The controversial site of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun has a team of … Continue reading 30,000-Year-Old Bosnian Pyramids Built With Man-Made Cement →

Serbian Roman Artifact Vanishes 24 Hours After Discovery A just recently excavated ancient Serbian Roman artifact, a stone piece covered with etched Latin text, has actually been taken just 24 hours after it was found. The unusual Roman artifact was found on July 10, 2020, throughout roadway building works resulting in the Vinča landfill site. … Continue reading Serbian Roman Artifact Vanishes 24 Hours After Discovery →

Tourist Damages A Valuable Italian Sculpture And Just Walks Away The Austrian 50-year-old man who broke three toes of a statue in the 19th century while posing for a picture has been identified by the Italian police. On July 31 in the Hipsoteca Museum in Possagno Northern Italy, the 200-year-old plaster cast model of Antonio Canova’s statue … Continue reading Tourist Damages A Valuable Italian Sculpture And Just Walks Away →