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The sтuɴɴιɴԍ Ruins of ᴀʏᴀz κᴀʟᴀ: Desert ғoʀтʀᴇssᴇs Along the sιʟκ ʀoᴀᴅ
Ayaz Kala in is most famous for its mudbrick fortresses; desert ruins echoing tales of the Silk Road. Today, three sets of ruins still stand…
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New Discoveries Shed Light on Ancient мᴀʏᴀ Civilization at Chichen Itza
What we see is not always what we expect, whether from nature or man-made. This is often true with archaeological remains of cities or human…
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Never-Before-Seen 16 Meters Long Ancient Egyptian Papyrus Unveiled To The Public
Inscribed with passages from the Egyptian Book of the Dead, the ancient Egyptian scroll known as the Waziri Papyrus I is over 16 meters long.…
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The Shape of the Great Pyramid of Giza Can Concentrate Energy Within Its Chambers.
The shape of the Great Pyramid of Giza has the ability to concentrate energy as it passes through its chambers. Electromagnetic properties of the Great…
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Syria’s Palmyra Castle dating back to the 13th century CE.
That Palmyra Castle, which is located in Syria, was built during the 13th century CE. The castle is an important historical and cultural site, as…
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Egyptian Archaeologists Just Unearthed The Pyramid Of Never-Before Known Ancient Egyptian Queen Neith And Rewrite History
A team of archaeologists in Saqqara recently unearthed the pyramid of Queen Neith — who they didn’t even know existed until now. Almost exactly 100…
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Discover the ancient Egyptian method of producing fuel that dates back thousands of years.
Archaeologists recreated an incredible ancient technology of smelting copper using the same materials that Egyptians used around 4,000 years ago. The ancient Egyptians created fuel…
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Newly discovered Kazakhstan pyramid may be older than certain Egyptian pyramids
Recently, archeologists in Kazakhstan have unearthed a pyramid-shaped mausoleum about 3,000 years old which makes it older than certain, but not all, pyramids of Egypt.…
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Archaeologists find “lost golden city” buried under sand for 3,400 years
A team of Egyptian archaeologists has unearthed what some describe as an industrial royal metropolis just north of modern-day Luxor, which incorporates what was once…
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The Aмazing Skeletal Discoʋer: A Woмan Adorned with Precious Stones.
Moѕt hіstorіans аgree thаt Ƅefore Mount Veѕuʋiuѕ eruрted on Auguѕt 24 іn the yeаr 79, Herсulaneuм wаs hoмe to а рoрulation of аpproxiмаtely 5,000 рeoрle.…