A fascinating collection of gold jewelry was found at Amarna’s burial site
An Egyptian-British delegation excavating a necropolis at Tel el-Amarna in Egypt discovered the tomb of a young woman wrapped in woven carpet and plant fibers. […]
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Digging the road, accidentally unearthing enough treasure to fill a museum
The A75 Dunragit bypass project in Scotland has “plunged straight into the past” with a series of shocking archaeological treasures dug up from countless villages, […]
Luxurious tombs and untold riches are revealed in the newly found Roman necropolis
Archaeologists participating in a two-year excavation project at the site of a planned solar power plant near Rome have made an astonishing and completely unexpected […]
Ram in the Bush: Mesopotamian Heritage from the Ancient City of Ur
Ancient cultural treasures are a never-ending source of inspiration. It is a miracle to witness the magnificence of art created at the dawn of civilization, […]
Coin minted by Egyptian King Ptolemy VI was found in a desert cave
Archaeologists in the Judean Desert have unearthed a small wooden box lined with sheepskin and a purple cloth. In it, they discovered 15 rare coins […]
Controversy over the treasure trove of 64 gold chests on ‘Hitler’s Titanic’
The Nazi cruise ship Wilhelm Gustloff sunk during World War II was said to be carrying 64 chests of gold or the Amber Room, but […]
Priceless remaining artifacts: Roman golden gloves and golden cremation urns and more than 300 Roman coins discovered at the Roman settlement 400 BC
Archaeologists working on HS2 have shed light on how an Iron Age village in Northamptonshire was transformed into a wealthy Roman trading town bustling with […]
A 1,700-year-old “ghost ship” appeared near the coast, filled with treasure
Treasure from two ghost ships recently excavated by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) includes many exquisite and rare jewelry and hundreds of ancient coins of […]
The Eberswalde Treasure: The Golden Treasure of the Bronze Age
One of the highlights of the exhibition held in 2013 was titled ‘The Bronze Age’. Europe without borders. Fourth – First Millennium BC’, is an […]
The Golden Horns of Gallehus: Stolen and Recovered Danish Heritage
The Golden Horns of Gallehus are a pair of richly decorated 5th century BC Germanic drinking horns, discovered in Gallehus, a town in southern Denmark […]