Eternal Histories

In 1506, amidst the thriving vineyards of ancient Rome, a discovery was made that would forever change the world of art and archaeology. Buried in the soil near the Basilica of Santa Maria…

Thutmose III, often hailed as the “Napoleon of Ancient Egypt,” reigned between 1479 and 1425 BCE and is widely celebrated as one of Egypt’s most accomplished warrior pharaohs. His remarkable leadership marked the…

The unearthing of a remarkable lyre within the “Great Death-Pit” at the Royal Cemetery of Ur, located in southern Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), has provided invaluable insights into the artistic and cultural sophistication of…

The discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 by British archaeologist Howard Carter stands as one of the most momentous events in archaeological history. Among the treasures unearthed in the tomb, the golden…

In 1867, on the picturesque Danish island of Fænø, a young boy stumbled upon something extraordinary that would later captivate the world. His joyful voice rang out across the meadow as he called…

The rugged and remote terrain of Siberia has long preserved the secrets of ancient societies, safeguarded within layers of enduring permafrost. Among these secrets, a recent discovery has captivated archaeologists worldwide: the mummified…

The Tollense Valley in northern Germany has unveiled an archaeological treasure of immense historical importance: Europe’s oldest known battlefield, dating back an astonishing 3,250 years. This extraordinary discovery has not only reshaped our…

Tinkinswood, located just west of Cardiff, Wales, is one of Britain’s most ancient and remarkable prehistoric burial sites, dating back over 6,000 years to the Neolithic era. Renowned for its sprawling chambered cairn…

In the summer of 1970, an extraordinary archaeological discovery was made in the southeastern region of Peretu commune, Romania. While farmers were engaged in their routine activity of plowing fields, they stumbled upon…