Paleolithic ‘Sanctuary’ Containing Rock Art From 15,000 Years Ago Discovered in Spain Archeologists have discovered a treasure trove of fossil rock art that is 15,000 years old in the autonomous region of Catalonia, Spain. In an investigation, the engravings were found on cave walls. The art is believed to prove that the site once was … Continue reading Paleolithic ‘Sanctuary’ Containing Rock Art From 15,000 Years Ago Discovered in Spain →

Researchers Will Search for Spanish Treasure Ship Nearly 400 years after storms sent one of Spain’s greatest treasure galleons on to the sea outside Mexico, archaeologists from the two countries are to renew their search for the ship and its precious cargo of gold, silver, and jewels. According to the storm hit, the omens for the … Continue reading Researchers Will Search for Spanish Treasure Ship →

Ancient Pompeii’s Drains Back In Use After 2300 Years The old drainage system in Pompeii is so strong that it can still be re-activated following its completion almost 2,300 years ago. An area of 1500ft stretch of tunnels underneath some of the famed Italian city’s most iconic structures was originally built to drain water downhill … Continue reading Ancient Pompeii’s Drains Back In Use After 2300 Years →

Museum of Artifacts: 14000 Years Old Bisons Sculpture Found in Le d’Audoubert Cave, Ariege, France The bison stood next to each other, built from the cave walls, leaning against a small boulder in the darkness. While they are 18 feet twenty-four inches long, they are beautifully constructed and durability is remarkable. The bison remained alone for … Continue reading Paleolithic Art – c. 14000-year-old Bull and Cow Bison found in the Le Tuc d’Audoubert cave, Ariege, France →

Construction Workers Stumble Across Old Pots With 1,300 Pounds Of Ancient Roman Coins Inside Building companies discovered a hoard of bronze Roman coins concealed in jugs in Tomares, Spain during this week. 19 pottery jugs were discovered in the Zaudin Park when the workers digged ditches. The urns were packed with coins showing an emperor … Continue reading Construction Workers Stumble Across Old Pots With 1,300 Pounds Of Ancient Roman Coins Inside →

Greek Farmer Finds Ancient Cemetery Full of Naked Statues A farmer in Atalanti, Central Greece, wanted to plant olive trees but found an ancient statue of a Kouros instead. While the farmer was preparing the soil in his plot, his tools hit something that looked like a statue. He informed authorities that started a broader … Continue reading Greek Farmer Finds Ancient Cemetery Full of Naked Statues →

Archaeologist Busted for Faking Artifacts Showing Jesus Crucifixion An archaeologist accused of forging a trove of Roman artifacts that allegedly show a third-century depiction of Jesus’ crucifixion, Egyptian hieroglyphics and the early use of the Basque language.  The Telegraph also announced that archeologist Eliseo Gil and his two former fellow members were present in a criminal … Continue reading Archaeologist Busted for Faking Artifacts Showing Jesus Crucifixion →

Footprints Made by Neanderthals who Walked in Lava Hours After Eruption The ‘ Ciampate del Diavolo ‘ or devils trail, along the Roccamonfina volcano in southern Italy, was made by Neanderthals is the belief of archeologists. About 81 footprints from at least five individuals can be seen etched in the solid lava and considering the age … Continue reading Footprints Made by Neanderthals who Walked in Lava Hours After Eruption →

8,500 Years Older Than the Pyramids; This is the Oldest Temple Ever Built on Earth  Göbekli Tepe is a center of faith and pilgrimage during the Neolithic Age and is situated 15 km from the Turkish town of Sanlıurfa and added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2018. It was not the grandeur of … Continue reading 8,500 Years Older Than the Pyramids; This is the Oldest Temple Ever Built on Earth →