
After nine months of painstaking restoration, a silver dagger from ancient Rome and its sheath now shine as if newly crafted, their intricate decorations fully restored to their former glory. For Nico Calman,…
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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, Garry Shaw, author of a new biography on the Egyptian Boy King, delves into lesser-known details about the world’s most iconic death…
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The ‘Trier Gold Hoard,’ unearthed in 1993, stands as the largest Roman gold hoard ever discovered, a finding that continues to captivate archaeologists and historians alike. Comprising an extraordinary collection of 2,500 gold…
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Nestled in the heart of Gloucestershire, Berkeley Castle stands as a proud symbol of England’s rich history. Among its many treasures lies a piece of furniture that has withstood the test of time:…
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Deep in the heart of Indian Creek State Park, Utah, lies a mesmerizing archaeological treasure that has fascinated researchers and visitors for countless generations. Newspaper Rock, a sprawling 200-square-foot sandstone canvas, is an…
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In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, the skull of an Anasazi woman from the Pueblo I Period (750-900 AD) has unveiled captivating insights into the lives of the “Ancient Ones.” These ancestors of today’s…
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In the sweltering heat of Egypt in 1865, a French Egyptologist named Auguste Mariette embarked on an ambitious mission that would cement his legacy as one of the most pivotal figures in the…
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Hidden in the heart of Romania for two millennia, an extraordinary artifact known as the Geto-Dacian ceremonial crown, or the Golden Helmet of Coțofenești, reveals the grandeur of an ancient civilization. This remarkable…
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In an extraordinary discovery that spans the chasm of time, archaeologists have uncovered a rare and breathtaking artifact in the ancient city of Lato on the island of Crete. A human skull, still…
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In 1922, the world of archaeology was forever transformed when Howard Carter made an extraordinary discovery in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. The tomb of King Tutankhamun, a young pharaoh of the New…
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