Posts Tagged ‘unearth’

Excavations at Pompeii Villa Unearth Room Used by Roman Slaves

During excavations at the Civita Giuliana villa in a suburb of the doomed ancient city of Pompeii in southern Italy, archaeologists unearthed a small, cramped room that told a story of misery and deprivation.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Ancient Places Europe Read Later  Source

Archeologists Unearth Ancient Roman Statues From Bath Site Dating Back 2,300 Years in Tuscany

Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered more than two dozen beautifully preserved bronze statues dating back to ancient Roman times in thermal baths in Tuscany, in what experts are hailing as a sensational find. “From the bottom of the pool at the lowest point of its monumental construction, 24 masterpieces of bronze statues between the 2nd […]

Archaeologists Unearth First Century Roman Refrigerator in Bulgaria

Over the last few decades, archaeologists from Bulgaria and Poland have been performing excavations at the site where the Roman legionary fortress of Novae once stood.  Read more Section:  Artifacts Ancient Technology News History & Archaeology Read Later  Source

Archaeologists in Iran unearth 5,700-year-old skeleton of baby buried in wall foundation

TEHRAN – Archaeologists excavating Sialk hills in central Iran, recently made a macabre discovery: a 5,700-year-old wall foundation containing the skeleton of a baby. “During an archaeological season currently underway in Sialk hills, we found the skeleton of a three to six-month-old baby which was buried inside the foundation of a wall,” ILNA quoted the […]

Romanian Archaeologists Unearth Gold-Filled Grave from 4,500 BC

While performing excavations near the city of Biharia, Romania, archaeologists working for the Tarii Crisurilor Museum in Oradea unearthed a prehistoric grave that dates far back into antiquity, museum officials announced.  Read more Section:  Artifacts Other Artifacts News History & Archaeology Read Later  Source

Archaeologists in Chiapas, Mexico Unearth Remains of Maya Noblewoman

The Chiapas branch of Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has just reported a notable find in the heavily excavated Palenque Archaeological Zone in the southern part of the country,  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Ancient Places Americas History Ancient Traditions Read Later 

Why Didn’t A Catastrophic Mudslide At Babi Yar In 1961 Unearth Millions Of Bones Of Nazi ‘Holocaust’ Victims?

(Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty) Official court historians of World War II agree that up to 100,000 assorted victims of “Nazi terror” were buried at the Babi Yar Ravine in Kiev — yet we are told that the sacred remains of these victims have been left undisturbed out of “respect” for the surviving family members — […]

Excavations Unearth Five Stunning 4,000-Year-Old Tombs in Egypt

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced another discovery in Saqqara, the necropolis of the erstwhile capital of the ancient Egyptian empire, Memphis.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Ancient Places Africa Read Later  Source

Gas Pipe Workers Accidentally Unearth Chilca Culture Burial in Peru

Workers laying pipes for the gas company Calidda in Chilca, which is 37 miles (60 km) south of Lima, Peru, have recently uncovered the remains of eight people buried together in a Chilca culture common tomb 800 years ago. Found buried with them were exotic grave goods to take into the afterlife, including musical instruments, […]

Scientists Unearth Huge Fossil of New Extinct Arthropod 500 Million Years Old in Rocky Mountains

The remains of a huge new half-a-billion-year-old extinct animal have been unearthed in the Rocky Mountains. Scientists uncovered the fossil belonging to the newly discovered species that roamed the seas during the Cambrian period. Named Titanokorys gainesi, these animals had a distinctive protective head shell and were much bigger than many other species at the […]

Keeladi Excavations in India Unearth Rare Dagger Over 2,200 Years Old!

Archaeologists digging in the southern Indian village of Konthagai in the state of Tamil Nadu have found a rare and useful artifact. It is a rusted iron dagger, believed to be anywhere from 2,500 to 2,200 years old and was made by the Keeladi civilization. The Keeladi dagger was found next to the remains of […]

Archaeologists Unearth Connection Cards Jesus Passed Out After Sermon On The Mount

Archaeologists Unearth Connection Cards Jesus Passed Out After Sermon On The Mount ISRAEL—Archaeologists working in Israel have made an incredible discovery: they have found the connection cards Jesus passed out after absolutely brutalizing the crowd with his famous Sermon on the Mount. “It seems Jesus preached his classic sermon and then passed these out so […]

Polish Children Unearth Ancient Lusatian Graves In Sandpit

A group of Polish children digging in a playground sandpit made the unexpected, and quite morbid, discovery of a Bronze Age Lusatian grave. The children are fine, but we adults should be asking if this unearthing is a further clue to the existence of a greater unexplored ancient sacred site? Tuchola Żarska is a village […]

Archeologists Unearth Largest Roman Basilica Ever Found in Israel—Dated 2,000 Years Old

A massive renovation at the Tel Ashkelon National Park has unveiled the largest Roman basilica in Israel, dating to about 2,000 years ago, which is set to be accessible to the general public once the project is completed. The extensive development work at the park, funded by Nature and Parks Authority alongside Leon Levy Foundation, […]

Heroines we need: Rewriting the Holocaust to unearth female leaders

Zelda Treger was a resistance fighter in disguise. A Nazi and a police officer caught her, after she was denounced as a Jew. The police officer allowed her to live in exchange for gold, but forced Zelda to his apartment.  The police officer’s landlord, however, did not approve of his lady guest and threatened the […]

Archaeologists Unearth Two Luxury Roman Townhouses In Nimes, France

Archaeologists conducting an extensive survey in the historic city of Nimes in southern France have unearthed two opulent and expansive Roman domus townhouses. These upper-class, multipurpose townhouses were apparently the family dwellings and official headquarters of prominent Roman citizens, who lived in Nimes in the first or second century AD.   Digging in anticipation of an upcoming […]

Mexican Farmers Unearth Ancient Statue of Elite Mesoamerican Woman

Farmers tilling the soil in a citrus grove in the Huasteca region along Mexico’s Gulf Coast unearthed something ancient and unusual. Hitting a hard object they assumed was a rock, the farmers dug down deeper to remove it.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later 

65ft tall and 125 million years old: Scientists unearth fossils of enormous dinosaur

     Researchers have uncovered the fossils of one of the largest dinosaurs to ever walk on the Earth – remains which they believe could belong to a previously undiscovered species. Paleontologists digging near the city of Morella in eastern Spain discovered the remains of a gigantic dinosaur which would have measured a staggering 20-meters (65 […]

Norwegian minister ridiculed after plunging into Mediterranean to ‘see refugee’s perspective’

Immigration Minister Sylvi Listhaug says she jumped into the waters off the coast of the Greek island of Lesbos in an effort to pay tribute to the rescue workers aboard the Norwegian ship Peter Henry von Koss, who have saved refugees from drowning. ‘Horribly tough’: Norwegian teens ‘play refugee’ to understand plight of asylum seekers […]

7 Legal Herbs for Dream Recollection, Flying, & Spirit Communication

Our sleep offers a chance to temporarily free our selves from the physical reality that our body seems to constrain us to during the waking hours. by Stephanie Lucas, Quantum Stones That period of slumber is where dreams can come true, where we can escape physical grounding and have the ability to literally fly, travel […]

Saudi Arabia Fanning The Flames Of Hate To Provoke Regional Bloodbath

The Saudi execution of a prominent Shiite cleric is an indication that the house of Saud is planning an Armageddon. Across the Middle East, the killing of Shiite cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nim along with al-Qaeda terrorists is viewed as the ultimate hypocrisy, which proves that the Saudis are going for broke, and want the flames […]

Russian intel spots 12,000 oil tankers & trucks on Turkey-Iraq border – General Staff

“The [aerial] imagery was made in the vicinity of Zakho (a city in Iraqi Kurdistan), there were 11,775 tankers and trucks on both sides of the Turkish-Iraqi border,” Lieutenant-General Sergey Rudskoy told journalists on Friday. “It must be noted that oil from both Iraq and Syria come through this [Zakho] checkpoint,” General Rudskoy said.  Heavy-duty […]

Macedonia: New Nonwhite Attack

Nonwhite invaders prevented from proceeding north to Germany up the “Balkans route” have renewed their violent assault on the Macedonian border after it became clear that that country’s government intended to stick to its decision not to allow them further into Europe. The Macedonian police and the army have now been deployed along that […]

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