Early Europeans may have eaten their enemies’ brains, archaeologists say
Ancient humans living in Europe may have scooped out the brains of their dead enemies and eaten them, a new study suggests.
Archaeologists Found an Ancient Tomb Filled With the World’s Largest Collection of Beads
The majority of the beads were found in a large cavern, worn by mostly female skeletons estimated to be between the ages 18 ...
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Archaeologists begin restoring ancient temple linked to key Bible figure: 'Reflects greatness'
Archaeologists in Egypt are working to restore the Ramesseum, a temple belonging to Ramesses II, an Old Testament pharaoh ...
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Archaeologists uncover ‘lost’ home depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry
Archaeologists believe they found a residence of medieval ruler Harold Godwinson, England’s last Anglo-Saxon king. A nearby ...
Archaeologists Reveal Rare Medieval Cult Site With Gold and Silver Offerings
Recent finds uncovered by metal detecting efforts near the hamlet of Hezingen in the Netherlands, however, prompted ...
Archaeologists unearth 2,000-year-old mask mold believed to depict Medusa
Archaeologists have discovered a mask mold believed to depict Medusa at Valley of the Temples Archaeological Park in in Sicily, Italy. The park is open to visitors on weekdays.
Archaeologists Discovered the Skeletal Remains of an Ancient Culture’s Warriors
That was the case recently when a remarkable discovery from the Copper Age was made during an otherwise routine dig for a new ...
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Archaeologists Discover 5 Stunning Roman Statues In Ancient City of Perge
Archaeologists in the ancient Greek city of Perge, Turkey, have discovered five Roman statues, including Aphrodite and Eros.