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Terrifying archaeological find discovered in Northern Israel

Petar Gramatikov -
Archaeological excavations at an ancient cemetery in Beit Shearim in the north of the country have unearthed an unusual tomb with a threatening warning written in Greek. The Israel Antiquities Authority, in collaboration with the...
Archeology

To accompany their father in the underworld. Archaeologists find remains of Tutankhamun’s children

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As it turned out, all this time the find was practically under the noses of the researchers - in the tomb of the pharaoh himself. Almost 100 years have passed since British archaeologists discovered the...
Archeology

Orthodox activist ran into the authorities because of the Shigir idol

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Orthodox activist Oksana Ivanova from Yekaterinburg is collecting signatures against the initiative of the city authorities to make the ancient Shigir idol a symbol of the city, reports ura.news. The appeal is planned to...
Archeology

The giraffe’s ancient cousin loved to hit with his head

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Giraffes were not always long-necked, but always preferred head-to-toe positions. Giraffes did not always have long necks, but they always preferred to hit their heads to maintain their position. Evidence of this is the discovery...
Archeology

Illegal archaeology: a resident of Modiin stole 1,500 valuables of the ancient world from excavations

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The Antiquities Authority is investigating a citizen who robbed excavation sites. The Antiquities Authority's Theft Prevention Unit is investigating a Modiin resident suspected of embezzling 1,500 valuable artifacts, including rare ancient coins. Details will be...
America

“The World of the Dead” will be studied using georadar

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Mexican archaeologists begin exploring the underground labyrinths of the Zapotec city. Representatives of the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) reported that the Llobaa project will begin its work in the near...
America

In Mexico, archaeologists have found the grave of a man from the myth

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A significant part of the scientific community denies the very existence of the Aztatlan culture. In the Mexican city of Mazatlán, repairmen accidentally discovered ancient human remains. The found burial is very different from the...
Archeology

Neanderthal ‘art studio’ found in cave in Spain

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In the cave, scientists also examined the layers of sediments and collected fragments of pottery, samples of animal and human remains, fabrics, tools, and more. A new study by scientists suggests that the Cueva de...
Archeology

At the bottom of the shallow Tigris River, an ancient city appeared and drowned again

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In the Mosul Reservoir, which has become shallow due to drought, an ancient city of 3.4 thousand years old has surfaced for the second time in the last three years. After some time, he...
Archeology

Scythian gold: the archaeologist shared the details of the discovery of mysterious jewelry

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It is believed that the most perfect artistic Scythian things are the works of Greek jewelers commissioned by the Scythians, taking into account the spiritual needs of the latter. The Scythian sword decorated with a...
Archeology

250 richly painted sarcophagi have been discovered in Egypt

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The archeological expedition has been working in Saqqara since 2018 An Egyptian archeological mission in the Saqqara necropolis has discovered 250 richly painted wooden sarcophagi and 150 bronze statuettes of ancient Egyptian deities. This is the...
Archeology

Petite brunette – a Bronze Age woman

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The representative of the Unetice culture had fair skin, brown hair, a prominent chin and a miniature figure adorned with bronze and gold jewelry and a beautiful amber necklace. In the course of their new...
Archeology

Ancient Roman insult found in Northumberland, carved next to a drawing of a phallus

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To explain to the inhabitant of ancient Vindolanda Sekundin what a bad person he is, someone spared no time for stone carving. Employees of the British archaeological foundation Vindolanda Charitable Trust reported a unique find:...
Africa

Egypt opens new airport for tourists, right next to the Seventh Wonder of the World

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From mid-July, tourists wishing to start their journey in Egypt from the Great Pyramids of Giza will be facilitated by flying to them. Right next to the Pyramids of Giza, Egypt's new Sphinx International...
Archeology

Where was obtained the material for King Herod’s baths?

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King Herod's baths: Israeli scientists from Bar-Ilan University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have refuted the well-known hypothesis that Israeli calcite alabaster artefacts were made from material extracted exclusively in Egypt. This conclusion...
Archeology

A huge face in Egypt resembling the Great Sphinx discovered

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A group of archaeologists has discovered a giant face carved into a mountain slope in the Theban necropolis. The face resembles that of the Great Sphinx in Giza and in ancient times looked at...
Archeology

Scientists have discovered an ancient forest at the bottom of a giant abyss in China with trees 40 meters high

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Giant trees and new species at the bottom of the hole with a depth of 192 meters Chinese scientists have discovered hitherto unknown animal and plant species at the bottom of a hole in the...
America

Mayan fillings made of precious stones could serve not only as decoration, but also as protection against caries

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Maya tooth jewelry made of jade, gold and other precious metals and stones, probably not only gave "gloss" to their owners, but also served as a prevention of caries and periodontal disease. This property...
Archeology

What monsters are hiding in the Swiss Alps?

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Paleontologists have studied several fossils of three new to science ichthyosaurs (sea dinosaurs), which were probably larger than almost all animals that ever existed on the planet. The finds were made in the Swiss...
Archeology

A 130,000-year-old baby tooth found in a cave in Laos

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An old baby tooth provides more information on how man came to be. A baby tooth at least 130,000 years old, found in a cave in Laos, could help scientists find more information about an...
Archeology

Newly unearthed tomb of a Seleucid satrap in Iran

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Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient tomb during excavations in the ancient city of Nahowand in Iran. According to them, this may be the tomb of a Seleucid satrap, reports Tehran Times. The tomb of the...
Archeology

How the Persian king Xerxes ordered the sea to be flogged as punishment

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Xerxes I, who ruled the Persian Empire in the 5th century, goes down in history with his military invasion of Greece, marked by the battles of Thermopylae, Salamis and Plateia. But according to historians,...
America

Scholars have deciphered Mayan texts

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Researchers from the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) have deciphered mysterious hieroglyphs on a ceramic vessel discovered during archeological excavations. According to the INAH website, this is a vessel discovered by...
Archeology

Not just a seductress: The secrets of Cleopatra

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The general view of Cleopatra, presented in an ancient Roman text and popularized in modern media, is that of a temptress Cleopatra VII (69 - 30 BC) was the queen of the Ptolemaic kingdom of...
Archeology

The Unsolved Mystery of Roman Dodecahedrons

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It is safe to say that there are secrets of ancient Roman civilization that even a century of close study will not reveal to us. Meanwhile, historians and archaeologists often discover artifacts that are...
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