Close to Riedlingen, Germany, a bunch of archaeologists found out an Iron Age burial chamber in the course of a enormous burial mound that was once at the beginning six meters excessive and 65 meters in diameter. In line with the researchers, this sort of barrow belongs to the crowd of so-called princely barrows, that … Read more
MADRID (EUROPA PRESS) -DNA from a unique child burial at the Mexican site of Paquimé, Chihuahua suggests it is a rare example of close-relative pairing among elites for ritual sacrifice. Paquimé was the political and ritual center of the pre-Columbian Mogollon culture during the 13th and 14th centuries AD, and has been extensively investigated by … Read more
loading… Skeleton Surrounded by Gold Found in Pompeii. PHOTO/ TNT ROMA – A group of archaeologists at a historical site Pompeii found a pair of nearly complete male and female skeletons, lying down holding valuables believed to have belonged to them. The woman’s skeleton was found on a bed surrounded by gold, silver and bronze … Read more
MADRID (EUROPA PRESS).- The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) returned a total of 35 archaeological pieces of Mexican origin to the Government of Mexico through the Seattle Consulate, within the framework of a set of legal actions and strategies implemented by the Secretariats of Foreign Affairs and Culture of the receiving country. The … Read more
They discover the cause of the ‘Pharaoh’s curse’ that killed more than 20 people when opening Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 Scientist Ross Fellowes proposed a biological explanation behind the deaths associated with the opening of the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun in 1922. It may interest you: 5 things you need to know about … Read more
This Tuesday, the president of the Association of Public Infrastructure Works Concessionaires (Copsa), Leonardo Daneri, described National Monuments as “a disgrace” as a result of various archaeological findings in concessioned works. In conversation with Radio ADN, the president of Copsa said that “National Monuments is a disgrace”, because “if one has the misfortune of finding … Read more
The archaeological site found in Ecuador contains more than 6,000 rectangular earth platforms, plaza structures and mounds linked together by a vast network of roads in an area of 300 square kilometers. A complex network of pre-Hispanic structures and pathways has been detected using airborne laser remote sensing (lidar) hidden beneath the canopy of the … Read more
