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1. Ancient City of Petra Reopens Its Doors 2. Scientists Uncover Ancient City Hidden Underneath the Sea 3. Ancient City Unearthed in Italian Alps 4. Ancient City of Babylon to be Restored 5. Ancient City of Palmyra to be Rebuilt 6. Archaeologists Unearth Ancient City in Peru 7. Mysterious Ancient City Found in Japan 8. Archaeologists Uncover Ancient City in Mexico 9. Scientists Discover Ancient City in India 10. Ancient City of Timbuktu to be Rebuilt
An enchanted Egyptian amulet and other historical remains believed to originate in the Roman period, have been discovered by archaeologists excavating ruins of the ancient city of Amastris in the northern Türkiye's Bartın.
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From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: Did you know that for several centuries Venice was one of the main stops during a British gentleman’s “Grand Tour” of the continent? The ancient city of islands and canals in northeast Italy is renowned for its beautiful architecture, artwork, and a fascinating history. Setting her new historical…
Scientists have now discovered more Greek Gods' heads, including a completely preserved life-sized man statue. “This statue is almost the only intact statue we have found so far," archeologists said.
Empuries (Emporiae) developed under the strong influence of the two most prominent cultures of the ancient world: Greek and Roman. However, the site is considered the home of the best ancient Greek ruins located outside of Greece.
The lost ancient city of Ani was once the capital of the Kingdom of Armenia. A pair of beautiful gold lynx earrings were discovered on the historical Silk Road route that passed through the Ani ruins.
After 20 years of restoration, a magnificent Pompeii house is open to the public. The House of Vettii belonged to two men who were freed from slavery and became wealthy through the wine trade. Their house was excavated in the late 19th century, and the recent restoration has given it new life.