Archeology
Archeologists Discover Two Huge Sphinxes in Egyptian Ruins
The sphinxes measure 26 feet in length and represent King Amenhotep III, who reigned about 3,300 years ago.
Tulsa Massacre Researchers Just Found More Coffins at a Mass Grave Site
It’s thought that at least 30 unmarked coffins are buried at the site.
The Wine Maker Recreating Ancient ‘Weed Wine’
Raphael de Pablo uses Bordeaux grapes and Bordeaux weed to recreate a recipe buried for millennia.
Forbidden Doot: Scientists Blew an 18,000-Year-Old Conch and Recorded It
The conch is the oldest known shell instrument in the world, and this is what it sounds like.
World’s Oldest Cave Art Discovered in Indonesia. It’s a Pig.
The exact location of the drawing is being kept secret, for now.
Archaeologists Uncovered a Mysterious Circle of Mammoth Bones
The ancient structure, a complete circle of bones from more than 60 mammoths, could have been used in rituals and for shelter.
This Shimmering Black Rock Is a 2,000-Year-Old Exploded Brain
Scientists just discovered that the rock is really the brain of a Roman cult member that was shocked solid by high heat.
Mongolia’s ‘Eternal Ice’ Is Melting, Revealing Ancient Artifacts
People who rely on Mongolia’s icy oases for their livelihoods and heritage “don’t have the luxury of climate denial.”
Scientists Uncovered 143 More Huge Ancient Drawings In Peru
With the help of satellites and AI, researchers spotted a trove of new 'geoglyphs' depicting animals, people, and objects.
This Ancient Prince's Tomb Was Found Between a Pub and a Supermarket
Scientists unveil new insights about the 6th century 'Prince of Prittlewell.'
A Tattoo Kit Made From Human Bones Has Been Dated at 2,700 Years Old
The lead archaeologists behind the discovery says the tools would have been "a lot more painful."
Archeologists Discover ‘Vampire’ Child Who Died 1,500 Years Ago
The body of a 10-year-old child who died in the 5th century had a rock inserted into its mouth to prevent undead attacks.