Tag: Archaeological discoveries
Neanderthal Dwellings: Caves vs. Valleys – Uncovering the Debate
Most humans today spend the majority of their time indoors, but Neanderthals, who lived over 520,000 years ago, spent most of their time outdoors....
Pompeii Earthquake Tragedy: Impact on Death Toll
In the year A.D. 79, a massive volcano in southern Italy awakened suddenly, causing one of the deadliest natural disasters in the ancient world....
Uncovering the Smallest Human Arm Bone: A Key Piece of the Hobbit Origin Puzzle
A recent discovery of fossils on the Indonesian island of Flores has provided new insights into the origins of the diminutive protohumans known as...
Discovery of Ancient Treasure: 2,400-Year-Old ‘Pot of Gold’ Unearthed in Turkey
It is the late fifth century B.C., and a mercenary soldier in the ancient city-state of Notion in modern-day Turkey hides a small jug...
Exploring Human Sacrifice in Ancient Peruvian Temples: Origins of Religion
An ancient Peruvian temple discovered under a sand dune is rewriting what we know about civilizations that lived up to 3,500 years before the...
Dancing Girl: Pint-Size Statue from Indus Valley Civilization
The small bronze statue known as the Dancing Girl is a remarkable ancient sculpture that offers insight into the Indus Valley Civilization. Made using...
2,400-Year-Old Golden Treasure Unearthed by Archaeologists in Turkey
An ancient hoard of Persian coins was recently discovered in Notion, an ancient city-state in modern-day Turkey, shedding light on the political landscape of...