The Sanxingdui Ruins is a significant archaeological site, where thousands of ancient finds have been unearthed and put on display to the public
The Sanxingdui ruins are located in Sichuan province in southwestern China. The site has been extensively explored over the years, and excavations have yielded thousands of remarkable artifacts. The Sanxingdui ruins are located in Guanghan City. According to Live Science, the site was first discovered in 1929 by a farmer who found jade and stone […]
Glass Bottle With 200-Year-Old Message Found At French Archaeological Site
The bottle contained a 200-year-old note from PJ Ferret. A group of student volunteers working at an archaeological site in France recently made an astonishing discovery. It is said that while excavating the ruins of a Gaul town, they unearthed a small glass bottle hidden inside an earthen pot. BBC. The bottle, hidden for nearly […]
‘First And Largest’ Ancient Egyptian Scientific Center Uncovered, ‘Shattering’ Archaeological Expectations
Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities revealed in August that the first and largest astronomical observatory in the ancient Egyptian Empire had been discovered. Built around 2,600 years ago, the structure was made of mud bricks and was used to observe and record the movements of the sun and stars in the ancient city of […]
Archaeological discovery backs up epic battle from 2,700 years ago documented in the Bible
Archaeological discoveries appear to confirm an epic battle that took place around 2,700 years ago and was recorded in the Bible. Nearly 2,700 years ago, the Assyrian armies of King Sennacherib attempted to besiege Jerusalem. King Hezekiah of Judah is said to have prayed for a miracle to prevent the city from falling. According to […]
4,000-year-old archaeological site dubbed ‘Stonehenge of the Netherlands’ unearthed
A 4,000-year-old site has been unearthed in central Holland, including a burial mound and a shrine dedicated to the sun and the summer solstice. The discovery of this site has been dubbed the ‘Dutch Stonehenge’, as both prehistoric monuments are believed to have been religious burial grounds associated with the solar calendar. The city of […]
700K-year-old archaeological site found in Greek coal mine believed to be country’s oldest
Deep in an open coal mine in southern Greece, researchers have uncovered the country’s oldest site, rich in antiquities linked to the ancestors of modern humans, dating back 700,000 years. The find, announced Thursday, pushes back the dawn of Greek archaeology by up to 250,000 years, but older human remains have been found elsewhere in […]
