The mummy of all Tutankhamun shows will arrive in London
Saatchi Gallery to have the show of 150 antiquities previously their changeless come back to EgyptThe biggest number of King Tutankhamun loves ever to leave Egypt are making a beeline for London for a...
Oldest skull mudlarked from Thames belongs to neolithic male
The frontal bone at first accepted to be earthenware shard to appear at Museum of LondonThe most established skull at any point found on the banks of the River Thames – dating from around...
Mega lift? Stonehenge pillars were carried 230km over land – research
Archeologists state as much as 80 two-ton squares may have been hauled from Preseli slopesThey are among the most acclaimed and most baffling puzzles in all of the paleontology: how did neolithic developers, utilizing...
Museums grapple with rise in pleas for return of foreign treasures
Uncovered: Natural History Museum constrained to return stays to Gibraltar and ChileNeanderthal skulls and the remaining parts of a wiped out sloth named after Charles Darwin are among the things asked for repatriation from...
Researchers hung men on a cross and added blood in bid to prove Turin...
While trying to demonstrate that the Turin Shroud—a segment of cloth that a few people accept was utilized to wrap Jesus' body after his execution and conveys the picture of his face—is genuine, scientists...
Stunningly preserved fresco of Narcissus discovered in Pompeii
Fanciful seeker is portrayed delighted by his very own appearanceArcheologists working in a lavishly brightened house in old Pompeii have found an incredibly safeguarded fresco portraying the fanciful seeker Narcissus delighted by his very...
Skeleton of Teen Girl Found Buried Next to Mysterious Pyramid in Egypt
The skeleton of a young lady evaluated to associate with 13 years of age when she passed on has been found alongside a 4,600-year-old pyramid, archeologists with the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities reported.Her remaining...
Stonehenge, other old shake structures may follow their roots to landmarks like this
Stonehenge might be the most acclaimed model, however, a huge number of other old destinations highlighting monstrous, inquisitively organized rocks dab Europe. Another investigation proposes these stone monuments weren't made autonomously yet rather can...
Submerged Archeologists Find Surprising Artifacts from Major Roman Naval Battle
Archeologists investigating the site of a maritime fight battled 2,200 years prior among Rome and Carthage have revealed pieces of information to how the fight may have unfurled — just as a few puzzles.The...
The mystery of a god’s tomb – archive, 1969
8 February 1969: Out of this sanctuary came enough "objects" to put another exhibition hall of Egyptology on the guideThe murmur in Cairo was that Professor Walter Emery of London University while burrowing among...
