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New clues about origins of 'Hobbit' humans
Scientists uncover fresh evidence about the enigmatic 'Hobbit' species, Homo floresiensis, shedding light on their possible ancestors and evolutionary journey.
Pompeii survivors thrived after Vesuvius disaster
Groundbreaking research uncovers how survivors of the Pompeii disaster not only escaped but thrived in nearby Roman cities, reshaping history's narrative.
Shroud of Turin: New research on Jesus image mystery
New research reignites debate over the Shroud of Turin, with scientists questioning whether the enigmatic cloth could indeed carry the imprint of Jesus Christ.
Ancient Underwater City May Rewrite Noah's Ark History
Archaeologists have discovered a 5,000-year-old underwater city in Turkey that may challenge traditional interpretations of Noah's Ark and biblical history.
Roman artefacts unearthed in UK garden
A couple in the UK unearthed rare Roman artefacts while digging in their garden, leading to an exciting archaeological investigation.
Great Pyramid construction timeline shattered by new evidence
Groundbreaking archaeological findings challenge long-held beliefs about when and how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built, rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
Ancient Roman working-class homes found in metro dig
Archaeologists have discovered remarkably preserved homes of working-class Romans during excavations for a new metro line in Rome, shedding light on daily life in ancient times.
Ancient Arctic cave reveals Norway's prehistoric secrets
Archaeologists uncover a hidden Arctic cave in Norway filled with ancient artefacts, offering new insights into prehistoric life in the region.
Civilisation collapse: Why empires fail and we might too
New research uncovers alarming historical cycles that suggest modern societies may be heading for collapse. Are we repeating the mistakes of fallen empires?
Ancient reindeer hunting traps found in Norway
Archaeologists in Norway have discovered ancient hunting traps used by early humans to hunt reindeer, shedding light on survival strategies in the Arctic over 1,000 years ago.
Ancient 'Doomsday' Fingerprint Seal Found in Jerusalem
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,700-year-old clay seal impression in Jerusalem, sparking debates about its connection to biblical prophecies of doom.
Stone Age Sisters' Faces Reconstructed After Ritual Sacrifice
Scientists have reconstructed the faces of two Stone Age sisters believed to have been part of a ritual sacrifice, revealing their hauntingly modern features.
Ark of the Covenant discovery shocks archaeologists
A team of archaeologists claims to have uncovered evidence linked to the legendary Ark of the Covenant, sparking debate among scholars and religious communities.
Black Death mass grave discovered in Lincolnshire
Archaeologists have discovered a medieval mass burial site in Lincolnshire, shedding light on the devastating impact of the Black Death in 14th-century England.
Shroud of Turin may not be Jesus' burial cloth, study claims
A groundbreaking study casts doubt on the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, suggesting it may not have been the burial cloth of Jesus Christ as long believed.
Sotheby's returns ancient Buddha relics to India
Sotheby's auction house has returned a collection of precious Buddha relics to India following a contentious ownership debate, marking a significant moment in cultural repatriation.
Ancient Caribbean ritual site found in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered a 4,000-year-old ceremonial site linked to ancient Caribbean rituals, reshaping understanding of pre-Columbian cultural exchange.
Ancient body found beneath Westminster Abbey
Archaeologists have made a chilling discovery beneath Westminster Abbey, uncovering a centuries-old body in an underground chamber. The find raises questions about London's hidden history.
Tudor-era shipwreck discovered off Northumberland coast
A remarkably preserved Tudor-era shipwreck has been uncovered off the coast of Northumberland, offering historians a rare insight into 16th-century shipbuilding and trade.
18th-Century Warship Wreck Discovered Off Sussex
Marine archaeologists have located the wreck of HMS Northumberland, a Royal Navy warship lost in the Great Storm of 1703, preserved in extraordinary condition off the Sussex coast.
India welcomes back ancient Buddha-linked gems
India rejoices as precious ancient artefacts, believed to be linked to the Buddha, are repatriated in a landmark cultural event. Discover the significance of these treasures and the diplomatic efforts behind their return.
6,000-Year-Old Underwater City Rewrites History
Archaeologists uncover a submerged ancient city off the coast of Greece, dating back 6,000 years, challenging previous historical timelines and offering new insights into early human civilisation.
Ancient Hawaiian warning predicts megaquake
Archaeologists uncover a chilling ancient Hawaiian prophecy carved into beach rocks—could it foretell a devastating megaquake? Experts weigh in on this eerie discovery.
Ancient Egyptian 'Afterlife Door' Unearthed
A stunning discovery in Luxor reveals an ancient Egyptian 'false door' believed to be a gateway to the afterlife, shedding new light on burial rituals.
Ancient 'Afterlife Door' Found in Egyptian Tomb
A team of archaeologists has discovered a mysterious stone slab, believed to be a portal to the afterlife, in an ancient Egyptian tomb. The find sheds new light on burial rituals of the past.
Pompeii star shaken by human remains encounter
Actor Sophie Skelton shares her eerie experience filming near real human remains at Pompeii, revealing the emotional impact of the ancient tragedy.
Iron Age settlement discovered in North Yorkshire
Archaeologists from Durham University have uncovered a significant Iron Age settlement in North Yorkshire, revealing new insights into ancient British life.
Neanderthals may have eaten maggots, new study reveals
Groundbreaking study suggests Neanderthals may have included insect larvae in their diet, challenging previous assumptions about their eating habits.
Roman-era Spanish 'church' may be synagogue
Archaeologists in Spain uncover evidence suggesting a long-misidentified Roman-era structure may have been a synagogue, rewriting religious history.
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