Tag: ancient civilizations

Ancient farmers in Mexico shaped 205-foot scorpion mound to plan their crop cycles

Ancient Farmers in Mexico Shaped 205-Foot Scorpion Mound to Plan Their Crop Cycles Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered a rare “effigy mound” over 205 feet long, shaped like a scorpion. This finding sheds light on the sophisticated agricultural practices of ancient civilizations in the region. The scorpion mound, located in the state of Guanajuato, is […]

1,000-year-old Mexican mummy’s gut unveils surprising ancient microbial world

1,000-Year-Old Mexican Mummy’s Gut Reveals Surprising Ancient Microbial World Researchers have analyzed the exceptionally well-preserved remains of a young adult male who died about a thousand years ago in Mexico. The mummy, known as the Tlaloc II, was found in the early 20th century in the cliffs of the Sierra Madre Oriental. The latest study […]

Faces of hundreds of years old Colombian mummies reconstructed using new method

Faces of hundreds of years old Colombian mummies reconstructed using new method One of the most reputable facial reconstruction labs brought the faces behind four funerary masks to life in a groundbreaking project that sheds light on the ancient inhabitants of Colombia. Through the implementation of cutting-edge technology and innovative techniques, the team was able […]

12,800-year-old mysterious Arab camel art likely served as desert signs to water

Over 12,000-year-old Camel Rock Art Reveals Early Human Survival Tactics in the Harsh Nefud Desert In the vast expanse of the Nefud Desert in Saudi Arabia, ancient rock art depicting camels has been discovered, shedding light on the resourcefulness of early humans over 12,000 years ago. These intricate carvings, believed to be around 12,800 years […]

Ancient humans may have walked from Turkey to Europe over now-submerged land

Ancient Humans May Have Walked from Turkey to Europe Over Now-Submerged Land A newly discovered prehistoric land bridge between Turkey and Europe has added an “entirely new dimension” to the story of human migration. The land bridge, which is now submerged beneath the Black Sea, is believed to have played a crucial role in the […]

2,200-year-old, extremely rare Egyptian gold coin found in Jerusalem, depicts queen

Rare 2,200-Year-Old Egyptian Gold Coin Unearthed in Jerusalem Depicting a Queen During excavations of Givati Parking Lot, the Israel Antiquities Authority discovered a tiny and special treasure – a 2,200-year-old Egyptian gold coin depicting a queen. This remarkable find has not only captured the attention of archaeologists but has also unveiled a fascinating glimpse into […]

Student finds rare 9th-century gold from key Roman-era site on first dig

Student Discovers Rare 9th-Century Gold Artifact at Key Roman-Era Site on First Excavation In July 2025, Newcastle University student Yara Souza discovered a rare 9th-century gold object in what can only be described as a groundbreaking find at a key Roman-era site. The excitement and astonishment that rippled through the archaeological community upon this discovery […]

Rare 3,200-year-old warrior armour from Trojan war era unearthed in Czech Republic

Rare 3,200-Year-Old Warrior Armour from Trojan War Era Unearthed in Czech Republic Archaeologists have unearthed 3,200-year-old fragments of a warrior’s bronze chest armor in southern Moravia near the Czech Republic. This discovery has sent ripples of excitement through the archaeological community, shedding light on ancient warfare practices and the craftsmanship of that era. The findings […]

Two 5,500-year-old tombs emerge from ancient pyramids in Poland, archaeologists stunned

Two 5,500-Year-Old Tombs Unearthed from Ancient Pyramids in Poland, Archaeologists Stunned Archaeologists have unearthed rare and historically significant “Polish pyramids” containing two megalith tombs from one of Europe’s oldest civilizations. The discovery, which dates back 5,500 years, sheds new light on the ancient history of Poland and has left experts in awe of the advanced […]

4,500-year-old donkey burials mystery revealed via isotope analysis in new study

Unraveling the Mystery of 4,500-Year-Old Donkey Burials: Insights from Isotope Analysis Advanced technology has allowed archaeologists to trace the origins of four donkeys used in ritual burials dating back 4,500 years. These intriguing findings shed light on ancient civilizations and their practices, revealing a glimpse into the significance of these animals in early societies. In […]

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