Eternal Histories

At the heart of Jerusalem lies an extraordinary testament to ancient engineering brilliance: the Siloam Tunnel, also referred to as Hezekiah’s Tunnel. This underground marvel, carved through solid rock over 2,700 years ago,…

An intensive archaeological investigation in the garden of the Radoevi Palace in Hvar, Croatia, has concluded after two months of meticulous work. This endeavor was initiated in preparation for the construction of the…

In the serene hills of northern England, nestled along the historic Hadrian’s Wall, lies Vindolanda – an ancient Roman fort and settlement that has become a beacon for archaeologists and history enthusiasts alike….

In the 1970s, archaeologists in Bulgaria made an extraordinary discovery near the modern city of Varna. This discovery was the Varna Necropolis, a massive Copper Age burial site dating back to the 5th…

In the heart of Egypt’s vast desert, archaeologists have made an astonishing discovery that could forever alter our understanding of ancient civilizations. A monumental 60-ton granite sarcophagus, untouched for thousands of years, has…

Shlomi Katzin, an amateur diver from the coastal town of Atlit, Israel, experienced a moment that could only be described as extraordinary during what began as a routine dive in the Mediterranean Sea….

Standing resolutely in the Swedish province of Östergötland, the majestic Rök Stones have long been silent witnesses to the Viking Age, guarding its secrets for centuries. Among these ancient monoliths, the Rök Stone…

In recent years, archaeologists have made a profoundly chilling discovery near the infamous battlefield of Towton—a mass grave filled with the skeletal remains of those who perished in the bloodiest battle of the…

In the arid expanse of northeastern Arizona lies a forest unlike any other—a mystical place where ancient trees have turned to stone, preserving their legacy for over 225 million years. This extraordinary destination,…