Archaeologists accidentally discovered what they said were the remains of a 16th-century merchant ship in more than 1.5 miles underwater from southern France, the most such find in the Mediterranean or other French waters. Archaeologists believe that the ship sailed from northern Italy, loaded ceramic and metal rods until it disappeared. Despite the slightly modern … Read more
When you buy through our articles links, Future and its syndication partners can earn commissions. On this undamaged side of the sarcophagus, Hercules retreats to the lion’s skin by losing a drink contest for Dionizes. | Credit: Emil Aladjem/Israel’s Anti -Office In Israel, a 1700 Roman sarcophagus was found, depicting the legendary drink competition, the … Read more
That’s what you will find out after reading this story: Archaeologists of the World Monument Foundation have unveiled more than 100 previously unknown archaeological structures in Peru Rio Abiseo National Park. The territory in the park and around it was the House of Civilization Civilization from the seventh to 16Th Centuries. Members of this civilization, … Read more
When you buy through our articles links, Future and its syndication partners can earn commissions. The cave was the place of Christian pilgrimage during the Byzantine times and until the ninth century. It is now part of the trail of the King of Judea through the middle Israel. | Credit: UPI / Alamy Standing Photo … Read more
That’s what you will find out after reading this story: Archaeological work in Jerusalem walls in the National Park, David, unveiled a golden ring with a red gemstone. Experts believe that the ring belonged to the child 2,300 years ago and could be buried as part of the ritual. It is the second such ring … Read more