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Archaeologists in the Netherlands have made an impressive discovery, unearthing a 4,000-year-old religious sanctuary in an industrial area. The city of Tila announced the find on Facebook, stating that this is the first time such a site has been opened in the country. The archaeological excavations, which began in 2017, have revealed a burial mound … Read more
Title: Archaeologists Unearth 4,000-Year-Old Sun Sanctuary in Tiel Date: June 21, 2023 Archaeologists in Tiel have made a groundbreaking discovery, uncovering traces of a large sanctuary that dates back four thousand years. The holy site, dedicated to the sun, has been described as a significant find by the municipality of Tiel. Spanning an area equivalent … Read more
Jakarta – So far, the earliest evidence of human sites in Greece is 250 thousand years old. However, new discoveries reveal that the first human presence in Greece is estimated to have existed since 280-700 thousand years ago. This discovery was revealed through an ancient site in the Megapolis Basin in Arcadia, about 200 kilometers … Read more
Jakarta – Artificial intelligence (AI) was used to identify the ‘Nazca Lines’ geoglyphs carved in the southern Peruvian desert thousands of years ago. This colossal collection of ancient carvings depicts a pair of feet measuring 78 meters, a fish measuring 19 meters, and a bird measuring 17 meters. This new research comes from a team … Read more
File photo. A collection of Paleolithic tools was recently discovered in the region of Kratigos, approximately 8 kilometers south of the city of Mytilini on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos. The archaeological enthusiast and researcher Vasillis Koumarelas unearthed the artifacts and delivered them to the Lesvos Antiquities Ephorate a few days ago. Among the … Read more
Archaeologists have unearthed a skeleton buried 7,000 years ago in the Polish town of Slomniki. The skeleton was found during a renovation of a town square. According to the archaeologists, the skeleton was buried in loosely packed soil with a non-acidic chemical composition, which preserved it well. Pot remains were also found with the skeleton. … Read more
Jakarta – In the Montesiepi Chapel in Siena, Italy, lie strange artefacts that will immediately remind fans of the Arthurian legend and anyone who has seen the Disney movie ‘The Sword in the Stone’. The artifact is in the form of an ancient sword embedded in a rock. According to chemical analysis, the artifact likely … Read more
Vikings who lived in Greenland for centuries were driven out in the fifteenth century by a sea level rise of at least 3 meters. It was previously thought that the Normans left because of the cold, but that has now been debunked. Archaeological evidence provides insight into how the Vikings lived in southwest Greenland. For … Read more
17 apr 2023 om 21:00 New excavations near Rome show that wealthy Romans lived in even more luxury and opulence than previously thought. An extensive winery has been found at the ruins of Villa dei Quintili southeast of the Italian capital. The winery consisted of several parts. For example, there were lined barrels in which … Read more
Yogyakarta – A 31 thousand year old skeleton in East Kalimantan is claimed to be the oldest evidence of amputation in the world. Later this claim was refuted. A number of Australian orthopedic surgeons and infectious disease specialists dispute the mystery of the 31 thousand year old skeleton which is claimed to be a scientific … Read more