Archeology World

In 1928, a groundbreaking discovery stunned the world of archaeology. While exploring the dry, windswept sands of the Peruvian desert, renowned archaeologist Julio Tello unearthed a collection of more than…

High in the remote and rugged Altai Mountains of Mongolia, archaeologists uncovered an extraordinary burial that offers a rare glimpse into the life of a woman who lived more than…

A Haunting Discovery Beneath Mexico City Beneath the vibrant chaos of modern Mexico City, a chilling secret has emerged from the shadows of history—a massive Aztec skull tower buried beneath…

A Rare Glimpse Beneath Belgium’s Oldest Town Beneath the historic streets of Tongeren, Belgium—once the Roman settlement of Atuatuca Tungrorum—archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery: a network of wooden water…

Sardinia is a treasure trove of ancient history, where sacred pyramids rise from plains, Roman towns rest along serene coasts, and rock-cut tombs honor the dead in mystical designs. Journey…

The Mystery of the Lion Man Figurine The enigmatic Ice Age figurine known as the ‘Lion Man’ has captivated archaeologists and the public alike since its discovery in 1939 in…

What is the Sumerian Plaque? The Sumerian Plaque is a limestone relief carving dating to around 2400 BC, crafted during the Early Dynastic III period of Mesopotamian history. Originating from…

Zeugma – A Forgotten Roman Gem Zeugma, once a thriving Roman town, sat strategically on the banks of the Euphrates River. It served as a vital bridge connecting the Mediterranean…

Introduction to Tambo Viejo and the Inca Expansion Tambo Viejo is a remarkable archaeological site founded after the Inca Empire absorbed Peru’s Acari Valley in the mid-15th century. Located where…

A Paradise for Poets and Prehistorians Described as a "country of enchantment" and compared to paradise on earth, the Vézère Valley in southwestern France has captivated poets, travelers, and archaeologists…