Study: Electricity Produced 2,000 Years Ago
There is a cylinder made of copper inside a 13-15cm-long ceramic pot. One can find an iron rod inserted into that cylinder. Archaeologists discovered such a battery near the ruins […]
Evidence Of Bizarre Human Culture Found
Archaeologists began excavations around a cave in order to get new information about primitive humans. However, they experienced a horrifying scene while digging the area. Some human skeletons, broken into […]
Excavation Of Mass Grave Begins In Tuam Home
Seven hundred and ninety-six children died in a Baby Home in a span of 36 years. However, there were no burial records. Also, there was not a single tombstone. Hence, […]
A View On Plato’s Last Evening
The obituary of Plato (born Aristocles; BC 427 – BC 348) was buried beneath layers of volcanic ashes following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79! Researchers recently uncovered […]
Frescoes Revealed At Pompeii: Stunning!
The high black-walled dining hall had been buried under solidified lava and thick ash for 1,945 years! During recent excavations, dazzling frescoes emerged at the Roman city of Pompeii. The […]
Falling Victim To The ‘Pompeii Curse’…
The Oscan-speaking people used to live in the city of Pompeii near Mount Vesuvius in southern Italy’s Campania region around 2,000 years ago. The bustling city suddenly changed one day, […]
India Gets Ready To Excavate 2,600-Year-Old Site
The Government of eastern Indian Province of Bihar has decided to start research on Buddhist stupas (dome-shaped structures erected as a Buddhist shrine) visited by Hiuen Tsang (also known as […]
World’s Oldest Human Construction
Archaeologists have claimed that human beings used to live in Greece’s Theopetra Cave 50,000 years ago! The cave is situated near the Meteora, a rock formation in the regional unit […]
In The Shadow Of The Swiss Alps…
The archaeologists recently discovered remains of a Roman building complex and ruins of a 2,000-year-old wall in the shadow of the Swiss Alps during an excavation in a gravel mine. […]
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