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The history of the bathtub was previously attributed to the Japanese, but when the history was researched and archaeological data emerged, it turned out that its history goes back much further. Some lovely clay/terracotta tubs have come out of Minoan and Mycenaean sites. This pretty example equipped with painted decorations and a handy drain comes […]

For centuries, the mysterious Money Pit on Oak Island has captivated treasure hunters and historians alike. As we enter further into 2023, new discoveries and theories have emerged, shedding light on the enigma that has baffled experts for years. In this article, we’ll delve into what we know about the Money Pit and what new

South Africa’s Cape coast has been a goldmine for ichnologists. The quest to uncover the earliest evidence of human footwear isn’t through remnants of shoes themselves, but rather in the footprints our ancestors left behind. The discipline of ichnology – the study of ancient tracks – shines light on this millennia-old mystery. South Africa’s Cape

In 1810, by which time he had built an empire that spanned most of continental Europe, if the Emperor of France, Napoleon Bonaparte, wanted to get a message from Paris to Rome, he couldn’t send it any faster than the Romans were able to nearly 2,000 years ago. By the first and second centuries AD,

Deep in southern France, near the small town of Malataverne, is a limestone cave called Grotte Mandrin. And it has housed Neanderthal and human history for over 100,000 years. As more of a shelter, the cave withstood the hands of time because of its location. The mistral — a famous French northwesterly wind that blows

Archaeologists exploring China’s Fuxian Lake, Yunnan Province, unveiled the remnants of an enormous ancient architectural complex in a dig initiated on June 13, 2006. The sophistication of these underwater ruins surpasses even that of Egypt’s pyramids. During the expedition, the team found intricately carved stones strategically placed, suggesting the creations of advanced ancient civilizations. The

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New scientific tests on the Shroud of Turin, which went on display Saturday in a special TV appearance introduced by the Pope, dates the cloth to ancient times, challenging earlier experiments dating it only to the Middle Ages. Pope Francis sent a special video message to the televised event in the Cathedral of Saint John

Helicoprion is an extinct genus of shark that lived during the Permian period, approximately 290 to 250 million years ago. It is known for its unusual spiral arrangement of teeth, which has led to much speculation and debate among scientists. The most distinctive feature of Helicoprion is its “tooth whorl,” a spiral of teeth that

Deep in the arid lands of northern Syria can be found an archaeological site like no other. Ain Dara consists of a complex of buildings, built around a large central temple. But what sets the temple apart are the giant footprints which climb the stairs to the entrance. Far too large to be human footprints,