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2,000-Year-Old Clay Elder Held 'Power' in Ancient Colombia
Global NewsFeb 16

2,000-Year-Old Clay Elder Held 'Power' in Ancient Colombia

A hyperrealistic ceramic figurine from ancient Colombia captures the wrinkled face and authority of a revered elder who commanded both love and fear. The 25-inch statue reveals how the Tumaco-Tolita people honored their powerful leaders over two millennia ago.

Live Science2 min read
30,000-Year-Old Hunter's Toolkit Found in Czech Republic
Planet WinsFeb 12

30,000-Year-Old Hunter's Toolkit Found in Czech Republic

Archaeologists in the Czech Republic discovered something extraordinary: a complete set of 29 stone tools carefully stored together 30,000 years ago, offering the first glimpse into how prehistoric hunters organized their gear. This ancient "toolbox" is rewriting what we know about how our ancestors lived and traveled.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read
2,000-Year-Old Tamil Names Found in Egyptian Tombs
Global NewsFeb 12

2,000-Year-Old Tamil Names Found in Egyptian Tombs

Swiss researchers discovered Tamil inscriptions from ancient merchants carved into pharaohs' tombs 2,000 years ago, proving two-way trade between India and Egypt. One Tamil trader, Cikai Korran, left his name in eight places across five royal tombs.

Google News - Researchers Find3 min read
Indian Village Finds 900-Year-Old Gold Buried at Home
SolutionsFeb 11

Indian Village Finds 900-Year-Old Gold Buried at Home

A family digging foundations for a new house in Karnataka discovered a copper pot filled with gold jewelry from the 11th century. Archaeologists say the find reveals how ordinary families once protected their valuables by burying them near their kitchens.

Times of India - Good News2 min read
Lost Hammer Search Uncovers Britain's Largest Roman Treasure
Global NewsFeb 8

Lost Hammer Search Uncovers Britain's Largest Roman Treasure

A retired gardener helping find a lost hammer instead discovered 15,000 Roman coins and priceless artifacts buried for 1,500 years. His quick call to authorities preserved one of Britain's most significant archaeological finds.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read
China Unveils 8,000-Year Pottery and Bronze Age Treasures
Global NewsFeb 5

China Unveils 8,000-Year Pottery and Bronze Age Treasures

Chinese archaeologists revealed six major discoveries spanning 120,000 years of human history, including 8,000-year-old pottery sculptures and some of China's earliest bronze artifacts. The findings offer fresh insights into how ancient civilizations evolved, traded, and thrived across northern China and Xinjiang.

Google: archaeological discovery3 min read
1,400-Year-Old Tomb Found in Mexico, Largest Find in Decade
Global NewsFeb 3

1,400-Year-Old Tomb Found in Mexico, Largest Find in Decade

Archaeologists in Mexico have unearthed a pristinely preserved Zapotec tomb from 600 A.D., featuring stunning wall paintings and intricate carvings that reveal new secrets about this ancient civilization. Mexico's president calls it the country's most significant archaeological discovery in ten years.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read
Egypt Uncovers Sacred Lake at Ancient Karnak Temple
Global NewsJan 28

Egypt Uncovers Sacred Lake at Ancient Karnak Temple

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a previously unknown sacred lake at the ancient Karnak temple complex, confirming a long-held theory about ritual practices. The 50-square-meter stone basin offers new insights into how priests performed purification ceremonies over a thousand years ago.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read
Frankfurt Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Roman Sanctuary
Global NewsJan 26

Frankfurt Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Roman Sanctuary

Construction workers in Frankfurt accidentally discovered an ancient Roman religious sanctuary hidden beneath the modern city. An international research team just secured over $1 million to unlock its secrets.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read
Greece Yields 760,000-Year-Old Wooden Tools
InnovationJan 26

Greece Yields 760,000-Year-Old Wooden Tools

Scientists just discovered the oldest wooden tools ever found, perfectly preserved in a Greek lakebed for three-quarters of a million years. These ancient artifacts are rewriting what we know about early human ingenuity.

Google News - Science2 min read
70,000-Year-Old Hand Art Rewrites Human History
InnovationJan 25

70,000-Year-Old Hand Art Rewrites Human History

Scientists discovered the oldest known rock art in an Indonesian cave: a 70,000-year-old hand stencil that reveals new secrets about humanity's ancient journey across Southeast Asia. The find fills a major gap in understanding how our ancestors reached Australia.

Live Science2 min read
5,000-Year-Old Skull Shows Ancient Brain Surgery Worked
InnovationJan 20

5,000-Year-Old Skull Shows Ancient Brain Surgery Worked

A skull discovered in northern Turkey proves that surgeons performed successful brain operations nearly 5,000 years ago, and the patient survived. The find reveals that prehistoric communities possessed medical knowledge far more advanced than historians previously believed.

Google: archaeological discovery2 min read