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80 Shackled Skeletons Found in Greek Grave After Ancient Mass Execution Archeologists offered a first image of the site where 80 skeletons in a mass grave with wrists clamped by iron shackles lie in an ancient Greek cemetery The archaeologists team said that the fossils, which could dated from 632BC, were the result of a mass execution. But how they got there, […]

42,000-Year-Old Foal Entombed in Ice Still Had Liquid Blood in Its Veins A team of Mammoth tusk hunters discovered the nearly intact fossils of a 42,000-year-old foal on an expedition to the Batagaika crater in Siberia. The young horse showed no signs of external damage instead retained its skin, tail and hooves and the hair on its leg and head, and […]

Scottish storms unearth 1,500-year-old Viking-era cemetery Newly discovered remains from a 1,500-year-old cemetery at the islands of the Orkney, A series of storms in the United Kingdom. an archipelago on the north-eastern coast of Scotland, This would raise curiosity among archaeologists. But experts now like to stop the site being completely swept away, according to STF News. The cemetery is situated […]

Ancient Gateway to Quicksilver Palace Discovered In Spain The fabulous Islamic palace-city Medina Azahara lost gate of the 10th century, which was destroyed by fire in 1010 during a civil war, has been uncovered in southern Spain. The palace— whose name means’ the shining city’ — was built by Abd-al-Rahman III, the first Caliph of Córdoba, beginning around 936–940 AD […]

Restored Pompeii Kitchens Give Us An Idea Of How Romans Cooked The ancient Roman kitchens of a Pompeii launderette were once again packed with pans and pots.In a new project that aim to give people a sense of how the daily life in the city was. The kitchen provided food once for the hungry attendants of the three-storey launderette, Fullonica di Stephanus, […]

Scientists identify ‘mummy juice’ in Egyptian sarcophagus In Alexandria, Egypt, there was an opening of a mysterious, black granite sarcophagus that dates back to the time when Alexander the Great invaded the city, in 332 B.C. At the time the discovery was announced earlier this month, there was speculation that the massive coffin held the remains of Alexander and that […]