Archeaology
Seti I’s Preservation: Egypt’s 3,298-Year-Old Face
The 3,298-year-old mummified face of Egyptian Pharaoh Seti I: it was black
Archeaology
Sozopol’s Vampire Skeleton: Iron Bar’s Purpose
Throughout history, humans have been fascinated by the supernatural and the inexplicable. From vampires to zombies, witches and ghosts, these...
Archeaology
Sozopol’s Iron Bar: Vampire’s Resurrection Prevented
Throughout history, humans have been fascinated by the supernatural and the inexplicable. From vampires to zombies, witches and ghosts, these...
Archeaology
Egypt’s Alien Remains: Humanity’s Past Rewritten
In a groundbreaking discovery, archaeologists have unearthed a remarkable find in the vast deserts of Egypt that could rewrite our...
Archeaology
Greece’s Centaur Bones: Myth Meets Reality
In a notable 1876 archaeological discovery, researchers in Greece unearthed a skeleton that has been described as half-human, half-horse....
Archeaology
A 19th-Century Oddity: Woman with a Horned Forehead
Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum has long been known for its remarkable collection of medical rarities, historical artifacts and specimens, attracting...
Archeaology
Polyxena’s Sarcophagus: Myth and Burial Intertwined
Then, back in 1994, this incredible tomb was found in Türkiye, and it’s like a time capsule from 2,500 years...
Archeaology
Ramses II’s Face: Tech Revives an Iconic Pharaoh
In a revolutionary breakthrough that bridges the gap between ancient history and modern science, the face of Ramesses II, one...
Archeaology
Polyxena’s Sarcophagus: Ancient Practices Unveiled
So, back in 1994, this incredible tomb was found in Turkey, and it’s like a time capsule from 2,500 years...
Archeaology
Centaur Bones in 1876: Greece’s Mythical Proof?
In 1876, a surprising find in Greece revealed a skeleton described as half human and half horse, sparking global fascination...