Ornate gold helmet from Staffordshire hoard recreated
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Parts of the copies depend on 'good guesstimate' of what the first resembled
Specialists dealing with the Staffordshire store have reproduced one of its incredible fortunes, an uncommon gold protective cap, uncovering out...
The 4000-Year-Old Game Board Carved On The Earth Shows How The Nomads Have Fun
An example of little gaps cut into the floor of an antiquated shake shield in Azerbaijan demonstrates that one of the world's most old prepackaged games was played there by migrant herders around 4,000...
Strongest proof of early people butchering creatures found in North Africa
On a high verdant level in Algeria, only 100 kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea, early human precursors butchered wiped out steeds, impalas, and different creatures with crude stone apparatuses 2 million to 2.4 million...
Following 30 years, once-crumbling Crusader post set to open once more
Immense peak site close Rosh Haayin, first referenced by Josephus, was to a great extent worked before twelfth century; stays from First Temple Period were found under Crusader floor
After over 30 years of preservation...
Mystery of 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy with ‘magical’ tattoos solved
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A bit of an antiquated Egyptian mummy covered inside a Luxor tomb in 2014 was canvassed in tattoos — a few images so very much saved, that analysts could obviously name them....
The Oldest Tattoo Art Found in the Egyptian Mummy
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The oldest known tattoo art was found in the right arm of an ancient Egyptian mummy.
The researchers discovered tattoos on two natural mummies dating from 3351 to 3017 BC. C: British Museum
Scientists have...
Ancient find may be earliest extract of epic Homer poem Odyssey
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Archeologists have uncovered an antiquated tablet engraved with 13 refrains of the Odyssey in the old city of Olympia, southern Greece, in what could be the most punctual record of the epic...
World’s oldest tattoo art found on Egyptian mummy that has been in British Museum...
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Researchers have found the world's most established known tattoo workmanship – covered up on an antiquated Egyptian mummy which has been on open showcase at the British Museum for as far back...
Tutankhamun ‘secret burial chamber’ does not exist, researchers find
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Radar outputs of King Tutankhamun's tomb have demonstrated there are no mystery chambers pressed with covered fortune.
The disillusioning end to a three-year look for the shrouded rooms was reported by the Egyptian...
Captain Cook’s Ship Found
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Marine archaeologists believe that Captain Cook's famous ship had found the wreckage in Rhode Island.
Full-scale copy of Captain Cook's Endeavor. A: Chris Terrill / BBC
The possible discovery of Captain Cook's famous ship, HMS...
