Archeology
Ancient Biblical City in Jordan Holds King David’s Secret
An Iron Age settlement known as Mahanaim was part of the Kingdom of Israel (late 10th to late 8th century BCE), and an archaeological team believes it has identified the…
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Archeology
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Lost Residence of King David Discovered
A biblical site frequented by Israelite kings according to the Hebrew Bible has been identified in Jordan, researchers say. The Iron Age site, known as Mahanaim, was part of the…
Archeology
The Ephesus Experience museum was named the best in the world
Even if you've been to Ephesus before, be sure to do it again if you find yourself in the Izmir region of Turkey. The remains of the ancient city were…
Archeology
Ancient Scythian mounds in Ukraine destroyed: Another violation of the Geneva Convention
Russian forces have destroyed ancient burial mounds on the front line in southern Ukraine. In doing so, they potentially violated the Hague and Geneva Conventions, according to a study by…
Archeology
Secret Masonic tunnels in Warsaw discovered by archaeologists
They were discovered in the Guchin Gai park complex Arheologists excavated part of a mysterious system of tunnels under Gucin Gai - a park complex located in the Mokotow district…
Africa
Newly discovered Greco-Roman tombs in Egypt shed light on diseases in antiquity
An Egyptian-Italian archaeological expedition has discovered 33 Greco-Roman family tombs on the west bank of the Nile in the southern city of Aswan, Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Monuments…
Africa
An ancient arm of the Nile that passed through 30 pyramids in Egypt discovered
Scientists have discovered an ancient arm of the Nile, which has now dried up, but used to pass by thirty pyramids in Ancient Egypt, including those in Giza.
Archeology
Archaeologists discovered Alexander the Great’s bath in Aigai Palace
Archaeologists claim to have discovered Alexander the Great's bath at Aigai Palace in northern Greece. The huge Aigai Palace, which stretches over 15,000 square meters and is larger than the…
Archeology
The watch of the richest man who traveled on the Titanic sold
A gold pocket watch that belonged to the richest man who traveled on the Titanic is being sold at auction, DPA reported. It could be worth up to £150,000 ($187,743).…
Archeology
The villa where Emperor Augustus died excavated
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have discovered a nearly 2,000-year-old building among ancient Roman ruins buried in volcanic ash in southern Italy. Scholars believe it may have been a…