Huge Ancient Sarayini Underground City Is Twice As Large As Previously Thought Scientists knew the ancient underground city they examined was huge, but now it’s obvious it’s twice as large as previously thought! What secrets does this mysterious ancient place hide? How many underground tunnels, galleries, chambers, and unknown rooms still await discovery? The ancient … Continue reading Huge Ancient Sarayini Underground City Is Twice As Large As Previously Thought →

This Is One Of The Oldest Pieces Of Cloth In The World And It’s Made Of Bast Fibers! Archaeological discoveries provide us with vital information about the daily life of our ancestors. What did ancient people eat and drink, and what kind of clothes did they wear? These are some of the many questions occupying … Continue reading This Is One Of The Oldest Pieces Of Cloth In The World And It’s Made Of Bast Fibers! →

8,000-year-old Cave paintings found in Türkiye’s İnkaya Cave depict life and death A number of cave paintings dating back some 8,000 years have been found in İnkaya cave in the Marmara province of Balıkesir during a field study conducted by Associate Prof. Dr. Derya Yalçıklı from Çanakkale (18th March) University, in 2015. During the same … Continue reading 8,000-year-old Cave paintings found in Türkiye’s İnkaya Cave depict life and death →

Europe’s oldest known village teetered on stilts over a Balkan lake 8,000 years ago Archaeologists in the Balkans have discovered the likely remains of an 8,000-year-old village built out over an ancient lake — the earliest-known village of any kind in Europe. The lake, located on the border between Albania and North Macedonia, holds hundreds … Continue reading Europe’s oldest known village teetered on stilts over a Balkan lake 8,000 years ago →

2,700-year-old ‘extremely well preserved’ skeleton found in fortress in Turkey may be an earthquake victim Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed the skeleton of an elite individual who may have met an untimely death during an earthquake in the region 2,700 years ago. Wearing jewelry and surrounded by weapons and artifacts, such as a double-sided inscription, … Continue reading 2,700-year-old ‘extremely well preserved’ skeleton found in fortress in Turkey may be an earthquake victim →

Archaeologists in Norway found an arrow that was likely trapped in ice for 4,000 years Archaeologists in Norway discovered an arrow shaft that appears to be from the Stone Age, meaning it is approximately 4,000 years old. The discovery was made on the side of Mount Lauvhøe, which stands at just over 6,500 feet in … Continue reading Archaeologists in Norway found an arrow that was likely trapped in ice for 4,000 years →

DNA Reveals – One Of Sunken Warship Vasa’s Crewmen Was A Woman When the human remains found on board the Swedish warship Vasa were investigated, it was initially determined that the skeleton designated “G” was a man. New research now shows that the skeleton is actually from a woman. About thirty people died when Vasa … Continue reading DNA Reveals – One Of Sunken Warship Vasa’s Crewmen Was A Woman →

1500-year-old gold treasure discovered by metal detectorist: “This is the gold find of the century in Norway” A Norwegian man had barely unwrapped his new metal detector when he discovered what experts have described as the “gold find of the century.” Erlend Bore, 51, told NBC News by telephone Thursday that he took up the … Continue reading 1500-year-old gold treasure discovered by metal detectorist: “This is the gold find of the century in Norway” →

Ancient Roman city was violently destroyed. Now, its huge plaza has been unearthed The ruins of an enormous Roman plaza — which dates back around 2,000 years — were recently unearthed in Spain. It is the oldest known public square ever found in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, which encompasses Spain, Portugal and part of France, … Continue reading Ancient Roman city was violently destroyed. Now, its huge plaza has been unearthed →