Rare 3,500-Year-Old Chariot Wheel Discovered at Inverness Golf Course Site
Archaeologists have unearthed a rare prehistoric chariot wheel at the site of a future golf course near Inverness. The discovery sheds light on ancient ceremonial practices and the lives of those who inhabited the Highlands thousands of years ago. This extraordinary find, revealed during excavations at the Old Petty Championship Golf Course, underscores the area’s
Bronze Age Settlement Unearthed in the Maghreb, Described as ‘Empty Land’
A groundbreaking discovery in Morocco is forcing a reassessment of North African history during the Bronze Age. Excavations at Kach Kouch, a site near the Lau River in northwestern Morocco, have unearthed evidence of a thriving settlement dating back to 2200-600 BCE, long before the arrival of the Phoenicians. This finding, published in the journal
5,000-Year-Old Secrets Unveiled: Oman’s Bronze Age Towers Were More Than Just Watchtowers!
The nearly 5,000-year-old Bronze Age towers scattered across the arid landscapes of Oman have long been shrouded in mystery. Initially perceived as simple watchtowers or defensive structures, these enigmatic remnants of the past are now telling a vastly different story, thanks to the meticulous research of German scholar Prof. Stephanie Dopper. Oman’s Bronze Age Towers:
Japanese archaeologists have discovered evidence in a 4,200-year-old Bronze Age stratum that could change the history of ironworking
Japanese archaeologists have uncovered significant evidence that could change the history of ironworking in a 4,200-year-old Bronze Age layer at the Kaman Kalehöyük excavation site in Central Anatolia. Kaman Kalehöyük is located 3 km east-northeast of Kaman District, northwest of the Kırşehir city center, and has revealed four distinct cultural layers from the Ottoman Period,