Archaeology Archive

AncientPages.com - A mysterious headless skeleton discovered in Jamestown, USA may belong to Sir George Yeardley, who is today remembered as a man ‘who shaped early America’. When Sir

AncientPages.com - A submerged Stone Age settlement has been discovered at the bottom of Lake Kuolimojarvi in Finland. The prehistoric settlement is offering archaeologists and unique opportunity to learn

AncientPages.com - The world beneath of feet is still greatly unexplored. Mysterious ancient underground cities, strange structures and vast tunnels are examples of what archaeologists can encounter when exploring

AncientPages.com - Many crucial questions regarding the Great Pyramid of Giza still remain unanswered. The structure reveals the incredible skills of ancient master builders and engineers who applied advanced

AncientPages.com - Robert Burns also known as Rabbie Burns (1759 – 1796), was a Scottish poet and lyricist. He is widely considered as the national poet of Scotland and

AncientPages.com - Bronze and silver Roman coins have been found during excavations in the Roman fort of Apsaros  Georgia. Since the 12th century, Apsaros  is called Gonio  and the

AncientPages.com - A 1,700-year-old Roman marble bust has been unearthed during excavations in the ancient city of Soli Pompeiopolis in the southern province of Mersin’s Mezitli district, Turkey. The

AncientPages.com - Several over 800 year-old graves that could belong to the Normans, have been unearthed by Polish archaeologists excavating a medieval cemetery near the medieval church of San

Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - Since the 16th century, Basel has been home to a mysterious papyrus. With mirror writing on both sides, it has puzzled generations of researchers.

AncientPages.com - A treasure of 15 large bronze coins dated to 3rd century B.C. was found intact, at the Vulci archaeological site, reports ANSA's news agency. Most probably, the

AncientPages.com - The ancient entrance gate to the Biblical city of Zer (also known as Bethsaida) in Israel, has been unearthed during two fruitful weeks of excavations in the

AncientPages.com - Mosaics discovered by Carolina archaeologist provide clues on life in an ancient Galilean Jewish village The discoveries indicate villagers flourished under early fifth-century Christian rule, contradicting a widespread

AncientPages.com - During restoration work being carried out on the eastern side of the King Djoser Step Pyramid in Saqqara, archaeologists discovered a statuette of Osiris, reports Ahram Online.

AncientPages.com - Traditionally, it was widely believed that beer in Mesopotamia was consumed communally from large jars using long, bendy straws. A new research indicates that by 1400 BC