Finds in Saqqara necropolis date back to 25th to 22nd centuries BCE, include sarcophagus that was still sealed, statues, and amulets
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Finds in Saqqara necropolis date back to 25th to 22nd centuries BCE, include sarcophagus that was still sealed, statues, and amulets
Continue reading “Tomb of a ‘Secret Keeper’, Mummy covered in gold among new discoveries in Egypt”
Researchers Find The Remains Of A Medieval Knight With A Deliberately Elongated Skull Beneath Notre Dame
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Dozens of intricately carved oil lamps found outside a 2,000-year-old central Israel tomb, which is being developed as part of a massive 100-kilometer Judean Kings Trail.
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The Greek Orthodox St Catherine Monastery in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula has uncovered part of the long-lost star catalogue – believed to be the earliest known attempt to map the entire sky – of the Ancient Greek astronomer Hipparchus, who is also considered the founder of trigonometry.
Scientists Investigate the Ancient Riddle of Evia’s “Dragon Houses”
Were they places of ancient worship, animal enclosures, or simply residences for local quarrymen? According to myth, they were built by dragons…
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Strange sword found in burial of warrior in Phanagoria, southern Russia, shows ties with Sassanid Empire in Iran, archaeologists say
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In July 2022, one auction-goer went home well-prepared to face an encounter with the undead after buying a “vampire-slayer kit” dating back to the late 19th century. The kit sold for nearly $15,600 (£13,000) — six times its estimated price, after bids came from around the world.
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Hercules had to complete 12 heroic labours to be absolved of guilt and to become immortal, as it very well known in Greek mythology. A recent discovery picks up the story, long after the Greek and Roman tales concluded, to tell us a new version of his afterlife.
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Archaeologists have unearthed the ancient burial of a woman lying on a bronze bed near the city of Kozani in northern Greece. It dates to the first century B.C.
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In 2017, a team at St. Nicholas Church in Demre, Turkey has found an intriguing shrine beneath the floors, previously unseen due to the tiled floor’s intricate mosaic.
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