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Ancient Origins
14.10.2025
Mexico launches initiative to vindicate La Malinche, Indigenous translator blamed for Aztec Empire's fall. New historical reassessment examines her as survivor, not traitor, 500 years later.
09.10.2025
University of Copenhagen linguists decode Teotihuacan's ancient writing system, revealing early Uto-Aztecan language connections to Aztec Nahuatl in groundbreaking research.
Archaeologists uncover 3,000-year-old ritual platforms in China, revealing how public ceremonies laid the foundation for Chinese unification.
08.10.2025
Egypt reopens Pharaoh Amenhotep III's tomb after 20-year restoration. International project by Egypt, Japan, and UNESCO reveals stunning ancient artwork and architecture.
03.10.2025
A 3,000-year-old Georgian workshop reveals how copper smelters accidentally discovered iron production through experimental use of iron oxide as flux agent.
German archaeologists discover 13,000-year-old azurite blue pigment at Mühlheim-Dietesheim, revealing sophisticated Paleolithic color use beyond cave art.
12,000-year-old rock art discovered in Saudi Arabia's Nefud Desert reveals ancient water sources. Over 170 engravings show how prehistoric communities survived harsh conditions.
New research by Dr. Victoria Whitworth challenges traditional theories about the Book of Kells origins, proposing Pictish Scotland rather than the island of Iona as its birthplace.
A 4,500-year-old gold brooch and jade stone discovered at Troy resolve archaeological debates about timeline of legendary city and reveal Bronze Age luxury trade networks.
New evolutionary study analyzing 1,176 species reveals why women live longer than men. Research shows female longevity stems from sex chromosomes and mating systems.
Croatian divers have completed a 4-year excavation of an exceptionally preserved Roman shipwreck near Sukošan, revealing rare upper woodwork and insights into 1st-2nd century maritime trade and life.
Medieval rings and medallions discovered at Canadian thrift store spark archaeological investigation at Simon Fraser University, raising questions about artifact origins.
Roman philanthropist Menodora's tomb discovered in Turkey reveals how one woman's 300,000 denarii donation transformed ancient Sillyon city through charitable foundations.
Former lawyer Amy Petulla shares her journey into Chattanooga's supernatural underground, revealing haunted locations, ghost encounters, and paranormal evidence from her popular ghost tours.
02.10.2025
Former lawyer Amy Petulla shares her journey into Chattanooga's supernatural underground, revealing haunted locations, ghost encounters, and paranormal
Croatian divers have completed a 4-year excavation of an exceptionally preserved Roman shipwreck near Sukošan, revealing rare upper woodwork and insights into
A 4,500-year-old gold brooch and jade stone discovered at Troy resolve archaeological debates about timeline of legendary city and reveal Bronze Age luxury
For centuries, seekers of lost civilizations have gazed across the Atlantic in search of Atlantis, the mysterious land described by Plato as an advanced
New evolutionary study analyzing 1,176 species reveals why women live longer than men. Research shows female longevity stems from sex chromosomes and mating
12,000-year-old rock art discovered in Saudi Arabia's Nefud Desert reveals ancient water sources. Over 170 engravings show how prehistoric communities survived
30.09.2025
New research by Dr. Victoria Whitworth challenges traditional theories about the Book of Kells origins, proposing Pictish Scotland rather than the island of
Medieval rings and medallions discovered at Canadian thrift store spark archaeological investigation at Simon Fraser University, raising questions about
29.09.2025
2,200-year-old satyr mask discovered in Phanagoria, Russia, confirms existence of ancient Greek theater in Black Sea colonies, revealing sophisticated
Archaeologists discover 97 Byzantine gold coins and jewelry at Hippos, revealing the final chapter of an ancient Christian city during the 614 AD Persian
Were the Egyptian pyramids truly just tombs built with eternity in mind?
28.09.2025
A massive 5,000-year-old dolmen discovered in Teba, Spain reveals sophisticated Copper Age burial practices with exotic grave goods and complex interior
A University at Albany study shows ancient tally sticks from three civilizations reveal money originated from government accounting, not barter, challenging
Archaeological discovery in Turkey reveals Ice Age land bridge connecting Asia to Europe, with 138 Paleolithic stone tools providing evidence of ancient human
Groundbreaking discovery reveals 5,000-year-old hippopotamus ivory artifact in Spain, rewriting the history of ancient Mediterranean trade networks and
26.09.2025
An out-of-place Roman brooch discovered at a Scottish Iron Age settlement reveals a fascinating unknown cultural exchange between Britons and Roman forces
A remarkable million-year-old skull discovered in China has shattered long-held beliefs about human evolution, suggesting that modern humans and their closest
25.09.2025
A new study by Zahi Hawas and others has revealed how this fairly ordinary looking statue actually breaks new ground in Old Kindom Egyptian art.
Spanish archaeologists uncover 2,500-year-old Iberian monument aligned with winter solstice, revealing ancient astronomical knowledge and sacred fertility
24.09.2025
AI fossil analysis reveals Homo habilis remained leopard prey 2M years ago, challenging theories about early human evolution and the transition from hunted to
1,800-year-old Roman stadium discovered at Syedra, Turkey reveals ancient athletic heritage and impressive Roman engineering carved into bedrock.
23.09.2025
From naked rider to feminist icon - discover how the medieval legend of Lady Godiva transformed from a tale of compassion into a powerful symbol of resistance
Extraordinary 12,000-year-old human statue discovered embedded in wall at Göbekli Tepe reveals new insights into Neolithic ritual practices at world's oldest
How the fork traveled from Byzantine Empire to European tables over 1000 years, facing moral outrage and cultural resistance before becoming essential dining
Akhenaten was known as Egypt’s Rebel Pharaoh. He lived during the 14th century BCE in a huge desert city he built from scratch named “Horizon of the Aten sun