Here’s what you will learn when you read this story: The Archaeologists’ Fund with the World Monuments revealed over 100 unknown archeological structures in the Rio Abiseo National Park in Peru. The area in and around the park was the home of civilization Chachapoya from seventh to 16th Centuries. Located over 6500 feet above sea … Read more
Archaeologists revealed the third main ancient fortress on the North Sinai Peninsula. The Tell Abu Seifi website has offered a major protection on the eastern border of Egypt. Limestone roads and moat were part of the new discovery. The military importance of the Athar region in North Sinai may have pre -dated Ptolemaic and Roman … Read more
Stored deep into the cave in Western Texas, archaeologists have discovered what is probably the oldest intact weapon system ever in North America. Approximately 6500-year-old pieces include spear shafts, arrow tips and a deadly boomerang. Experts believe the cave was a type of depository used to repair ancient weapons. A collection of 6 500-year tips … Read more
The extraction of stone era artifacts included a highly decorative deer horns, which was turned into a handle of an ax. The discovery is extremely rare, according to experts and has probably served many applications. After use as an ax handle – and later harpoon – it is a victim of a ritual playground. You … Read more
Archaeologists believe that the excavation site is simply a military advance – but after a further study, they realized that it was actually an entire ancient city. The artifacts found in the place date the city back to the life of Alexander the Great, although some experts suggest that people may have occupied the area … Read more
Archaeologists discovered a Roman necropolis near Naples in place of the ancient settlement Litrane. An inscription in the marble of a tomb showed that this was the last place to rest a gladiator. Experts hope to continue to explore the site to learn more about its history. On the spot not far from an ancient … Read more
Archaeologists discovered a 2200-year-old pyramid structure in the Judea Desert near the Dead Sea, which included stones weighing hundreds of pounds each. The early returns of excavations have already contributed to artifacts, from historical documents to bronze vessels and ancient furniture. The more current investigation hopes to understand the use of the site, whether as … Read more
“Hearst and Yahoo magazines can earn a commission or revenue from some items through these links.” Archaeologists have discovered a circle of wooden pillars in Denmark Stonehenge from timber, considered by the late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age. The site was probably used as a ritual land and a place to collect, and the tree … Read more