An oldest hand-written Roman document discovered in London

An oldest hand-written Roman document discovered in London

An oldest hand-written Roman document discovered in London Archaeologists have recently announced that the findings of a dig in London were the first-ever written roman record. The record is handwritten and this is the most ancient written document found in Britain. The nature of the documents ‘content was revealed after the deciphering of the document was carried out by the Museum of London Archeology; the record is dated January 8, AD 57. The finding took place in a dig at Bloomberg’s new headquarters. MOLA (Museum of London Archeology) has also claimed that the documents with the oldest reference to the modern city of London had been translated successfully by a team of experts. About 700 big and small artefacts have produced the dig at the Bloomberg; including financial transactions and a […]

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Sunken 17th-Century ‘Pirate Ship’ Discovered in Cornwall coast of England

Sunken 17th-Century ‘Pirate Ship’ Discovered in Cornwall coast of England

Sunken 17th-Century ‘Pirate Ship’ Discovered in Cornwall coast of England Hand grenades and cannons from the wreck of a pirate ship were discovered along the coast of Cornwall in the United Kingdom from the 17th century. Artifacts from the Schiedam wreck which sank off the coast in 1684, was spotted by the Divers after some storms disturbed the sand that covered the objects […]

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Eight-year-old Swedish-American girl pulls pre-Viking era sword from a lake

Eight-year-old Swedish-American girl pulls pre-Viking era sword from a lake

Eight-year-old Swedish-American girl pulls pre-Viking era sword from a lake On holiday with their family, an 8-year-old girl found a sword from the pre-Viking-era in a Swedish lake that led to local people jokingly naming her the Queen of Sweden. In Vidöstern Lake near her holiday home, Swedish-American Saga Vanecek was found an ancient artifact while playing. The sword is estimated by the museum experts to be around 1500 years old. A museum expert said that the […]

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Mass grave of Viking army contained slaughtered children to help dead reach afterlife, experts believe

Mass grave of Viking army contained slaughtered children to help dead reach afterlife, experts believe

Mass grave of Viking army contained slaughtered children to help dead reach afterlife, experts believe A mass grave of Viking warriors discovered in Derbyshire was accompanied by slaughtered children in a burial ritual executed to help the dead reach the afterlife, archaeologists assumed. Experts from Bristol University re-examined a huge pit of bones discovered in Repton in the 1970s and 80s. […]

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Vampire Bats “French Kiss” With Mouthfuls Of Blood To Develop Social Bonds

Vampire Bats "French Kiss" With Mouthfuls Of Blood To Develop Social Bonds

Vampire Bats “French Kiss” With Mouthfuls Of Blood To Develop Social Bonds There are all sorts of strange behaviours that animals establish and strengthen social relations. Elephants use watering holes. Birds dance. Vampire bats share blood-drenched “French kisses.” Dance of the birds. “French kisses” exchanged by vampires bats blood. According to IFLScience, scientists have found that a social ritual among […]

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THE SINISTER ROMAN CAVALRY HELMET OF THE RIBCHESTER HOARD

THE SINISTER ROMAN CAVALRY HELMET OF THE RIBCHESTER HOARD

The Ribchester Helmet – An Ancient Roman artifact discovered by a 13-year-old boy while playing behind the house Archaeologists uncovered many remarkable artefacts over the last centuries  that give us a glimpse into human history and help us to understand the many mysteries of the ancient world. Through the years several archaeological expeditions have taken place, some of which have resulted in […]

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Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia

Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia

Mysterious flooding leads to the discovery of 5,000-year-old underground city in Turkey’s Cappadocia Some of the world’s most beautiful sights in the world is in Central Turkey–dark valleys and rock formations with houses, chapels, mosques, churches and entire underground cities, that are harmonically carved into the natural landscape. Such special underground havens have risen and fallen around cities, empires and religions, and still […]

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Greek Sponge Divers find the Worlds Oldest Analog Computer

Greek Sponge Divers find the Worlds Oldest Analog Computer

Greek Sponge Divers find the Worlds Oldest Analog Computer When you ask anyone who invented the computer, they might say,  Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Obviously, they should be wrong. Perhaps they might mention Alan Turing (who recommended the Universal Computing Museum) or Torpedo Data Machine from the United States Navy’s WWII period. But computers, originally developed as electronic devices, […]

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