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When researchers pulled a dark human skull, covered in thick mud, from a waterlogged pit in the small village of Heslington, 200 miles north of London, they did not expect to find a wonderfully-preserved brain hiding within. The brain, analysis suggested, belonged to a middle-aged man who lived sometime between the 7th century BCE and

Step into the Time Capsule of Tassili N’Ajjer! Witness 10,000 years of history etched in stone, from giant prehistoric fauna to mysterious human figures. This open-air art gallery is a treasure trove of our past. S-News Just Outside the Desert Oasis of Djanet, Algeria, there’s a national park brimming with pieces of the past. A

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The legendary Emerald Tablet of Thoth is said to be a tablet of emerald or green stone inscribed with the secrets of the universe. The fabled text is a short, almost poetic cryptic summary of early alchemical belief that became one of the pillars of Western alchemy. Its scribe is purported to be Thoth, the

In Rome, there is an artificially built mountain, which entirely consists of fragments of about 53 million Roman amphoras, in which olive oil was stored. It is the largest Roman dump – the so-called Monte Testaccio (also called Monte Testaceo or Monte dei cocci; in English Testacio). Monte Testaccio practically consists only of testae –

The Royal Cemetery of Ur received its name because of the large quantity of treasures that were discovered there during the excavations headed by Sir Charles Leonard Woolley between 1922 and 1934. Amongst other things, this treasure includes jewelry, weapons, musical instruments, as well as some curious artifacts. Although the treasures do not necessarily reflect

In the annals of mythology ɩіeѕ a story obscured by time, a narrative that predates Eve and сһаɩɩeпɡeѕ the conventional wisdom of the biblical tale. This is the enigmatic ѕаɡа of Lilith, the first wife of Adam, whose existence has been гeɩeɡаted to the shadows. As we delve into the obscure corridors of ancient lore,

An interior section of Sao Gabriel, the navy’s flagship, on the first voyage to India in 1497 by Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama, known as the first navigator to discover the Indian sea route. Vasco da Gama was a Portuguese sailor and explorer who lived between the 15th and 16th centuries. Not only is da

Unlike most major Roman towns in southern Britain, Calleva Atrebatum did not re-emerge as a town in the medieval period. The Iron Age town of Calleva, which covered over 32 hectares, seems to have been established between about 20 and 10 BC. It may have been a planned settlement of people from north-west Gaul (modern