Tag: ArchaeologicalDiscovery

Egypt: 3,300-year-old bone whistle may have helped guards deter ‘grave robbers’

Egypt: Unearthing the Ancient Whistle That Guarded Against Grave Robbers A 3,300-year-old cow bone whistle was unearthed at the 18th Dynasty Egyptian city of Akhenaten, shedding light on the innovative methods employed by guards to deter potential grave robbers. This fascinating discovery provides a glimpse into the sophisticated security measures implemented by the ancient Egyptians […]

5,000-year-old tomb in Spain reveals Bronze Age trade and burial practices

Unveiling Ancient Secrets: The 5,000-Year-Old Tomb in Spain Shedding Light on Bronze Age Trade and Burial Practices Archaeologists in southern Spain have uncovered one of Andalusia’s most monumental and best-preserved prehistoric dolmens, dating back a staggering 5,000 years. This remarkable discovery is not only a testament to the advanced architectural skills of our ancient ancestors […]

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