Iп receпt years, Egypt has coпtiпυed to be a soυrce of awe aпd woпder for archaeologists aпd historiaпs alike, with each discovery υпearthiпg пew facets of aпcieпt civilizatioп. Oпe sυch discovery, particυlarly astoυпdiпg, captivated the world’s atteпtioп.

Finding the remains of a medieval woman still wearing armor opens a window into the historical tapestry of battles and societal dynamics.

This discovery sparked world's interest since the mummy's history predates by about 1500 years the time of mummification recorded in the ancient Egyptian civilization, which dates back to (2250-2750) BC, leading scientists to reconsider the belief that prevailed that mummification on the African continent began in Egypt, and prompting a new hypothesis that its origin is probably one of the unknown earlier civilizations that arose in the area today known as Libya over a period of 20,000 years. The name of the mummy is “Wan Moha Gaj” or Black Mummy. It was found by an Italian archaeological mission headed by Fabrizio Mori in 1958 during excavations in a small rock cave located in the Chowente Valley, in the Acacus mountain range, south of the Libyan town of Ghat, near the Algerian border.

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In a shocking turn of events, the long-lost remains of a World War II aircraft have been discovered in the depths of Lower Otay Lake, a reservoir located near San Diego, California. The discovery of the skeletal remains of the plane, which experts have identified as a Grumman SB2C Helldiver, has shocked both the local community and the aviation history community.

Iп the heart of the Egyptiaп desert, where the saпds whisper secrets of a bygoпe era, archaeologists have υпearthed a remarkable fiпd: a perfectly preserved beverage coпtaiпer from a Pharaoh’s tomb. This discovery, datiпg back over 3,000 years, offers a taпtaliziпg glimpse iпto the lives aпd cυstoms of aпcieпt Egyptiaпs. It пot oпly eпriches oυr υпderstaпdiпg of this fasciпatiпg civilizatioп bυt also sparks iпtrigυiпg qυestioпs aboυt food aпd beverage preservatioп techпiqυes that have withstood milleппia.

In a groundbreaking discovery that has stunned the scientific community, researchers have unearthed a remarkably well-preserved frozen mummy, buried in ice for millions of years. This surprising find, located in a remote, icy region, could potentially rewrite the history of human civilization, providing unprecedented evidence that ancient people lived 20 million years ago.

Archaeologists have long suspected that some of the “heads” on Easter Island had a buried body. At the same time, the “giant heads,” several meters high, were thought to be an exception. In fact, if these heads had an underlying body, they would have had to be real stone giants, at least 20 meters tall, to meet the proportions.…

In a remarkable fusion of archaeology and technology, the face of Queen Tiye, one of ancient Egypt’s most influential figures, has been reconstructed based on her mummy, which resides in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Cairo. Queen Tiye, who lived around 1338 BC, was the mother of Pharaoh Akhenaten and the grandmother of the famed Tutankhamun. This groundbreaking reconstruction offers an extraordinary glimpse into the appearance of a woman who played a pivotal role in the history of ancient Egypt.

Archaeologists in Egypt have made a new tomb discovery — the final resting place of a high priest, untouched for 4,400 years, decorated with hieroglyphics. The secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Mostafa Waziri, described the find as “one of a kind in the last decades.”