The 2,000-year-old gladiator’s helmet discovered in Pompeii’s ruins The centerpiece of today’s presentation in Melbourne is a gladiator’s helmet, left in the ruins of Pompeii. The 2,000-year-old bronze helmet is one of 250 items brought together at the Melbourne Museum to illustrate life in the ancient city. Brett Dunlop, the museum curator, says the helmet survived the Vesuvius and was […]
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Pre-Roman Prince’s Tomb Packed With Treasures Found in Italy In Italy a Iron Age tomb was found filled with weapons and a chariot. In a newly discovered Iron Age tomb in Central Italy, Archeologists found the remains of an entire iron-wheeled war chariot, a new study found. There are also other resources in the lavish tomb, including the weapons collection, the […]
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The Varna Gold Treasure is considered the oldest gold treasure in the world or the oldest human processed gold in the world dating back to the time of the Chalcolithic (Aeneolithic, Copper Age) Varna Culture – 4,550-4,320 BC. The Varna gold treasure all from the Late Chalcolithic period in the Varna 5th millennium BC, is one of five or six […]
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