The Nabateans: A History Preserved in Rocks
The Nabateans were Arabs, originated from Southern Arabia and eventually settled in the area of present-day Southern Jordan.
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NASA still making the most of the 6,000-year-old amulet discovered in Pakistan
The wood-wheel-shaped amulet is the first ever example of ‘lost-wax casting’ still in practice.
Deadly flames: How the great fire wrecked Rome and the words, Nero
Just on the edge of the sea at Anzio’s town sits a gigantic statue of
Two blanched bodies of the rich man and slave were found in Pompeii
Both of them seem to be running to escape the volcanic lava as they have clenched teeth and fists.
Unraveling the Mystery of Persian Princess– a Murder Victim
Fiber identification proved that the fabrics of the mummy wraps were also modern. Items applied to these strips, such as honey, were also fresh.
Howard Carter & his Unbelievable Journey
Carter pried open the door with a chisel and peered in. “Can you see anything?” asked Lord Carnarvon. “Yes, wonderful things.”
Postmortem of Mummified Animals Using 3D Scans
The 3D technology, paving its way in archeology and doing wonders, is just the tip of an iceberg.
Debunking Archaeological Conspiracy Theories
You must have heard about the field of archaeology, which generally involves the study of
Ancient Humans and their relations with the sky: Archaeoastronomy
Fundamentally, being a stargazer makes folks like me question every aspect of the realm of
Baluchitherium: The largest land mammal
After the dramatic extinction of the dinosaurs, the bones of the largest land mammal were