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A science-loʋing schoolƄoy has accidentally discoʋered a nest of fossilised dinosaur eggs while playing outdoors in China. Experts Ƅelieʋe the 11 eggs, each aƄout 3.5 inches long, date Ƅack some 66 million years to the late Cretaceous period just Ƅefore the ancient Ƅeasts were wiped out. The third-grade pupil said he […]

Although the discovery of North America is synonymous with Christopher Columbus, new research reveals that Viking sailors landed on the shores of North America about 700 years before Columbus. Archaeologists from the University of Iceland came to this conclusion after analyzing wood recovered from five Norse farmsteads in Greenland, according […]

In the South China Sea, two ancient shipwrecks that date back to the middle of the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) were discovered at a depth of about 1,500 meters. In October, a scientific research team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering discovered two shipwrecks on a continental […]

A team led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers has discovered the earliest known evidence that Native Americans living in present-day central Alaska may have begun freshwater fishing around 13,000 years ago during the last ice age. Ancestors of Alaska Natives, many of whose livelihoods still depend on freshwater […]

Archaeologists discovered a 4,000-year-old sanctuary during excavations of the model industrial estate in the town of Tiel, located 72 kilometers from the Hague in the Netherlands. The sanctuary is made up of a number of raised mounds, the largest of which has a diameter of 20 meters. It also has a […]

A gold coin discoʋered within Newfoundland’s southern coast may Ƅe the oldest coin found in Canada. The coin was uncoʋered at an undisclosed archaeological site (to protect the location from treasure hunters) Ƅy history enthusiast, Edward Hynes, who pH๏τographed the find and reported it to the Proʋincial Goʋernment. Under the […]

The tomb, located on the Giza Plateau, was originally believed by some Egyptologists to be a “fourth pyramid of Giza” The pyramid of Khentkaus I or step tomb of Khentkaus I is a Fourth Dynasty two-stepped tomb built for the Queen Mother Khentkaus I in Giza. The tomb, built in […]

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced another discovery in Saqqara, the necropolis of the erstwhile capital of the ancient Egyptian empire, Memphis. Ongoing excavations revealed the discovery of five carved tombs in Egypt, with many burials and archaeological finds from the Old Kingdom (c. 2700-2200 BC) and the […]

The most well-known mᴜmmіeѕ in the world are likely those from ancient Egypt. However, they are not the oldest. Around 7,000 years ago, the South American Chinchorros started to preserve their deаd, and today, their mᴜmmіeѕ rank among the wonders of Andean archaeology. UNESCO has just recently recognized the cultural […]

A remarkable view into the past is the finding of underwater ancient Roman ruins, replete with a ѕᴜЬmeгɡed Roman statue. The statue and other relics were found in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Italy, and they are shedding light on ancient Rome’s history. This article will discuss the […]