
Queen Nodjmet’s Eternal Rest: What Her Mummy Tells Us About Ancient Egypt
The discovery of Queen Nodjmet’s mummy is a profound archaeological milestone, offering an intimate glimpse into the life, culture, and artistry of ancient Egypt. Found in the…

X-Ray Technology Unlocks the Mystery of Charles II’s Hidden Portrait
Art is often a gateway to history, but sometimes, it also conceals mysteries that can only be unraveled centuries later. Through the power of modern X-ray technology,…

Charred Fig and Roman Ceramics: Drumanagh Sheds Light on Ireland’s Ancient Luxuries
A recent discovery in the windswept headland of Drumanagh, North Dublin, has rewritten Ireland’s ancient trading history. Hidden for nearly 2,000 years, a charred fig unearthed from…

Neolithic Silos and Elongated Structures Unearthed at Pfulgriesheim, France
In the Alsace region of northeastern France lies the Pfulgriesheim site, a vast archaeological landscape that has unveiled over 6,000 years of human history. From Neolithic silos…

WWII Submarine HMS Trooper Found: A War Grave in the Ikarian Sea
The Aegean Sea recently gave up one of its long-held secrets: the wreckage of HMS Trooper, a British T-class submarine that vanished in 1943 during World War…

130 Graves Unearthed: A Glimpse Into Early Bronze Age Life in Central Moravia
A groundbreaking archaeological discovery has emerged from the heart of Central Moravia, near Olomouc, where researchers uncovered the largest known Bronze Age burial site associated with the…

Nearly 3,000-Year-Old Settlement Found in Hanoi: A Pre-Dong Son Legacy
An extraordinary archaeological discovery at Vuon Chuoi in Hanoi, Vietnam, has revealed a nearly 3,000-year-old settlement predating the Dong Son culture. This site, located in Lai Xa…

Germany’s Archaeological Wonder: Intact Celtic Burial Site Found After 2,600 Years
In a discovery that bridges the past with the present, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved Celtic burial chamber dating back to the 6th century BCE near…

Archaeologists Uncover 8,000-Year-Old Home of Europe’s Earliest Settled Farmers
The discovery of an 8,000-year-old dwelling in Svinjarička Čuka, Serbia, has provided groundbreaking insights into the lives of Europe’s earliest farming communities. This site, associated with the…

From Saga to Science: DNA Analysis of ‘Well-man’ Aligns With Norse History
The medieval history of Norway, steeped in conflict and legend, has long fascinated scholars and historians. A recent study has brought this history vividly to life, using…