English archaeologists have discovered an exciting burial ground from the Anglo-Saxon era during excavations during construction work on the British-Danish “Viking Link” underwater power cable. Traces of a ring ditch and a total of 23 burial sites were discovered. Among other things, gold jewelry and transparent glass beads were recovered as grave goods. (Foto: Wessex … Read more
governmentColombiaAnnounced that efforts are being made to recover the remains.San Jose Boat (San José) which sank in the deep sea in 1708, which is believed to carried wealth and things of great value Billions of dollars shipSan Jose It is more than 300 years old. Even though it is now just a shipwreck in the … Read more
Tourists visiting Angkor Wat temple on April 8, 2022 in Siem Reap, Cambodia TANG CHHIN Sothy Text size The American justice system announced on Friday the restitution to Cambodia of 13 works of art from Khmer culture stolen near the monumental temples of Angkor Wat and which were subject to international trafficking until they were … Read more
Various archaeological discoveries, such as the remains of an ancient Mayan city that once disappeared. Ruins of a 2000 year old cathedral submerged in the Italian sea. and an ancient Roman sword preserved in a cave near the Dead Sea. It will change our historical perspective. Archaeological discoveries – The past year 2023 was considered … Read more
The 54-year-old professor “takes his food too seriously” has made his profession unpopular. (Picture/reproduced from Weibo) [周刊王CTWANT] In the long history of China, both skewers and fried dough sticks have rich cultural connotations. For example, some scholars have discovered that Chinese people began to smoke skewers 2000 years ago, and fried dough sticks are also … Read more
Original title: Rare lead coffins unearthed from the largest tomb complex to date in the Gaza Strip Palestinian workers accidentally discovered ancient tombs while working on a construction site in the Gaza Strip. Archaeologists later found 135 ancient Roman tombs dating back about 2,000 years ago, making it the largest tomb group ever discovered in … Read more
In Euston, in the east of England, there has been an astonishing discovery archaeological: a pewter treasure romano of great rarity. This fascinating find includes plates, trays, bowls and a mug, all crafted from pewter romano. Most intriguingly, the fragments of these vessels were meticulously stacked in a pit, suggesting that they were buried as … Read more
A final. A goodbye. A non-stop hunt. You’re amazed like a child in the cinema. You go out wistfully in the longing sound of John Williams (91). It may not be the very best “Indy” – but it is the very last. It is a declaration of love to the old romance adventurer Dr. “Indiana” … Read more
The destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum is probably one of the best-known disasters in history. The damage caused by the eruption of the Vesuvius in the year 79 of our era are still visible, and the archaeological excavations still in progress continue to amaze. Among the frescoes and other elements preserved in elevation, victims continue … Read more
#Opinion Historically, Peruvian archeology has been a fundamental part of the identity construction of society. For this reason, it is important to explain two mechanisms on which this discipline operates: machismo and colonialism. In the academic field, it is known that both the practice and the construction of archaeological knowledge and, therefore, of our past, … Read more