Category: Archeology

Urns and other relics stacked against the wall of a slave bedroom in Pompeii

Pompeii Discovery Unveils Secrets About Life As a Slave in Ancient Rome

An illustration of Emperor Wen of Han. A giant panda cub sitting in a tree.

Archaeologists Discover the Full Skeleton of a Giant Panda in a Chinese Emperor’s 2000-Year-Old Tomb

Several terracotta warriors stand in line with eachother.

The Famous ‘Terracotta Army’ Was Discovered By Farmers Digging a Well

The walled garden of Palazzo della Rovere and an illustration of Emperor Nero.

Archaeologists Have Found Nero’s Lost Theatre Under The Site of a Hotel in Rome

Mounted skeleton of Acrocanthosaurus specimen NCSM 14345 at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.

‘Exceptionally Rare’ Dinosaur Fossil Found in Maryland

A photo from the inside of a cave looking at its opening, a collection of skulls on top.

Human Skulls Found in Cave Near Jerusalem Were Likely Used in Roman Necromancy Cult

Aerial view of Khirbet Qeiyafa

Archaeologist Claims An Ancient Fortress Outside Jerusalem Is Evidence of King David’s Kingdom

Different sides of a stone.

Is This the Oldest Phallus in the World?

Aerial view of La Danta pyramid in Guatemala

Scientists Discover Ancient Maya ‘Superhighways’ Connecting 417 Cities

Man crouching beside an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus

Recent Discoveries At the Saqqara Necropolis Offer Insight Into Ancient Egyptian Mummification Process

Diana, Princess of Wales, kissing Prince Charles on their wedding day

Humans Started Kissing 1,000 Years Earlier Than We Once Thought

A map drawn by A. Ball for Verden's Atlas in 1857 and a Viking re-enactor on Wolin Island in 2018.

New Archaeological Find Could Reveal Clues About Mysterious Medieval Viking City