Viking swords with gold hilts from Denmark, 10th century AD
Swords of the Viking Age are some of the most iconic objects of the early medieval period. The very word ‘Viking’ conjures images of warriors, at least…
A 25,000-year-old elephant home constructed entirely of mammoth bones was uncovered.
Archaeologists have recently uncovered the remains of a 40-foot wide, circular hut made entirely of mammoth bones. That includes tusks, skulls, and bones of over 60 woolly…
Fish survived in nearly boiling seas, according to fossils discovered in Egypt 56 million years ago
Researchers have discovered 56 million-year-old fish fossils in an eastern Egyptian desert that show the fish were able to exist in seas with temperatures approaching 95 degrees…
The latest victims of Mount Vesuvius’ eruption are two pregnant women and their fetuses
After being Ьᴜгіed in ash for more than 1,900 years, new victims of the deⱱаѕtаtіпɡ eruption in the Pompeii area have been discovered, including two pregnant women…
The Giant Jar Skeleton found at the Corsica Necropolis has “awed” archaeologists
French archaeologists digging in the commune of Île-Rousse on the Mediterranean island of Corsica have unearthed more than 40 tombs that have been dated to the mid-first…
Argentina has discovered new fossils of the carnivorous dinosaurs
According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Buenos Aires, on September 8, Argentina’s National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet) announced that the country’s scientists…
Archaeologists Have Just Discovered The Scariest Place In Earth’s History; If Time Travel Was Available, No One Would Dare To Set Foot There.
The Sahara Desert is not inhabited by many species of animals. But about 100 million years ago, it once provided a cozy home for some of Earth’s…
A tiny, winged “human skeleton” was discovered in the basement of an old London house, according to reports.
Skeletal winged bodies of fairies, werewolves and aliens were said to have been found in the basement of an old house in London. The macabre collection features…
“Unravel the secrets” of Palermo’s Capuchin Catacombs and their most famous Mummy
The first-ever comprehensive study of mummified children in Sicily’s famous Capuchin Catacombs is being led by Staffordshire University. Dr. Kirsty Squires, Associate Professor of Bioarchaeology, and her…
The remains of a man and woman who were interred 2,500 years ago with GOLDEN tongues have been unearthed in two ancient Egyptian tombs south of Cairo.
The remains of a man and woman who were buried with gold foil plates in place of their tongues have been discovered outside of Cairo, Egypt. The…