Archaeologists have discovered evidence at an ancient British festival site that could provide new documentation to the distant origins of British identity.
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Pre Inca people worshiped thunder god on a unique dance floor
Nearly a century before the Inca Empire came to power in 1400 AD, people worshipping the god of thunder may have lived high in the Andes.
Excavations start at a possible WWII execution site in France
After the confession that German soldiers were executed during the World War II, excavations began at the executed site.
Mayan tomb with a jade ring found in Mexico
A Mayan tomb with human remains wearing a jade ring has been discovered in Mexico.
Stonehenge of the Netherlands revealed
Scientists claim to have found more than a million items from various historical periods at Stonehenge of the Netherlands.
Neolithic sunken road in Croatia
Off the coast of Croatia, a group of underwater archaeologists from the University of Zadar found a sunken road from the Neolithic period.
1500 year old ruins of St. Polieuktos Church are being excavated
The remains of St. Polieuktos Church, one of the most important structures of Eastern Rome, are being unearthed by the Istanbul Archaeological Museums Directorate.
Ancient objects discovered in Lefkada to be exhibited in a new museum
Ancient artifacts discovered on the western Greek island of Lefkada will be housed in a new local museum, the Culture Ministry has announced.
The most powerful and beautiful women and goddesses of Greek mythology
When the structure of the Greek Pantheon is analyzed, we see that male gods and female goddesses are constitute important parts of a whole.
On the 2023 New Year’s Honours list, three museum scientists received awards
Three Museum scientists, Professor Chris Stringer, Dr. Sandra Knapp and Dr. Richard Fortey, were honored in the 2023 New Year’s Honor List.