In the annals of ancient Egyptian history, few figures stand as tall and imposing as Seti I, a pharaoh whose reign marked a golden age of prosperity, military prowess, and cultural brilliance. His meticulously preserved mummy, discovered in 1881, stands as a testament to the mastery of mummification techniques that reached their pinnacle during his […]

In the vast tapestry of human history, there exists a cadre of visionaries who, against the backdrop of their time, defied convention and propelled humanity into new realms of thought and innovation. This article embarks on a journey to explore the untold stories of these pioneers of antiquity, shedding light on their remarkable achievements and the enduring impact they’ve left on the annals of history.

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The Villa of the Mysteries of Pompeii is so defined for the famous painting found inside the house depicting a mystery rite

In the heart of London, housed within the prestigious walls of The Royal College of Surgeons of England, lies the Hunterian Museum. This museum, rich …

The Catacombs (meaning underground tunnels) lie in the district of Karmouz to the east of Alexandria. The area was called Kom El-Shouqafa or a pile of shards

Amidst the tapestries of reality, woven with threads of disbelief and acceptance, a revelation stands at the precipice, whispering secrets of interstellar rendezvous between Earthlings …

The golden bust of Emperor Marcus Aurelius from Avenches, western Switzerland, is going on display at the Getty. It is the largest known bust of an emperor made of a precious metal and one of only a handful of gold busts to escape being melted down. This Marcus Aurelius bust is so rare and so valuable that it is usually kept in a bank vault. The Roman Museum of Avenches keeps a copy on display instead. It has only been exhibited a dozen times, and never before in the United States.

Kailasa Temple, The Massive Temple Was Chiseled By Hand For More Than 20 Years Archeologists have recently uncovered a temple in what could be the world’s next wonder, carved out of mountain rock by ancients. The

A city hidden beneath Alexandria discovered Detail from the Alexander mosaic. From the House of the Faun, Pompeii, c. 80 B.C. The legendary city of Alexandria was discovered by Alexander the Great as he swept through Egypt

Enormous Roman Mosaic Found Under Farmer’s Field A giant poolside mosaic featuring intricate geometric patterns has been Excavated in southern Turkey, revealing the far-reaching influence of the Roman Empire at its peak. The mosaic, which once decorated

Ecuador Expose the Skeletons of an Ancient Race of Giant Humans – 7 Times Bigger Than Modern Humans According to a research team led by British anthropologist Russell Dement, remarkably tall skeletons discovered in the Ecuador

Out of the many incredible artifacts that have been recovered from sites in Iraq where flourishing Sumerian cities once stood, few have been more intriguing than the Sumerian King List.

Fossil Suggests The Great Pyramids And The Sphinx Were Once Submerged Under Water Apparently, the entire landscape of the Giza Necropolis, including the Pyramids and the Sphinx, displays signs of erosion. This has led researchers to

The moment of the great discovery of statue of King Menkaure (Mycerinus) and his wife Khamerernebty in the Temple of the King Menkaure Valley in Giza.

In honor of Women’s History Month, let’s take a look at this ancient Mesopotamian priestess and poet.

Archaeology of Daily Life | Private Pleasures Lamp Fragment with Erotic Scene By Jessica Phippen Measurements: 81 cm long, 6.85 cm wide Material: Ceramic Culture: Roman Findspot: Palestrina, Italy Condition: The object is a fragment of a Roman oil lamp. It is finished with a lustrous red slip, which is characteristic of Arretine

Ancient Greece was much more colorful than you would’ve thought.

A new paper revises (and takes issue with) the previous and much-repeated estimate of 2.5 billion Tyrannosaurus rexes that roamed our planet.