Bronze Age Town Discovered In Saudi Arabia
In what may be seen as a stunning discovery, archaeologists have found a 4,000-year-old Bronze Age town in the Arabian Peninsula! It is believed that around 500 people used to […]
Mesopotamia Wasn’t World’s Oldest City!
World’s oldest city was not in Mesopotamia: 6,000-year-old sites challenge history Recent archaeological discoveries are rewriting the narrative of human history. Contrary to long-held beliefs that the first cities emerged […]
Discovery Of Ancient Ship On Mediterranean Seabed
The wreckage, lying in the bed of the Mediterranean Sea, of a 3,300-year-old ship has recently been found 90km from the coast of northern Israel. A robot, and not human […]
New Theory: Atomic Bomb Destroyed Indus Civilisation!
Historians believe that Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, the two ancient cities of the Indus Valley Civilisation, gradually went towards extinction due to natural calamities, like excessive floods or droughts. The Indus […]
Saint-Bélec Slab: Europe’s Oldest Known 3D Map!
There are still many types of mystery that scientists have not been able to solve and there is no end to people’s curiosity about them, as well. Recently, a piece […]
World’s Oldest Lipstick Found In Iran
Archaeologists had discovered a special type of bottle while excavating a place in Iran a couple of decades ago. After carrying out research, they recently found that the intricately decorated […]
Multipurpose Pyramid Unearthed In Kazakhstan
At the very beginning of the Vedic Age (between BC 1500 and BC 600) in India, another noble civilisation was developing very close to the South Asian nation. The Iron […]
5,500-Year-Old City Gate Excavated
In what may be seen as a significant archaeological discovery, researchers unearthed the oldest known gate in Israel in the third week of August 2023. The Israel Antiquities Authority issued […]
Discovered In The Sands Of China
They have been discovered quite some time ago, as the Mummies were literally dug out of the hot sands of the Chinese desert. However, Archaeologists did not possess much of […]
