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Recent research in the province of Alberta, located in western Canada, presents striking evidence of significant long-distance trade among Indigenous peoples in the region before the arrival of Europeans. This groundbreaking study re-evaluates and updates previous analyses, shedding light on the complex social and economic interactions that prevailed in the area. “The magnitude of the
International study examined the body tattooing traditions of pre-Columbian South America. The findings suggest that many ancient tattoos may surpass modern ones in quality. Researchers analyzed over 100 tattooed human remains from the Chancay culture, focusing on the “Dama de Cao,” a prominent figure from the Moche culture. They found that the finest lines likely
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, researchers have uncovered 1.5 million-year-old hand axes alongside seven important Paleolithic sites in Iraq’s Western Desert. This significant find was made by archaeologists from the Free University of Brussels (VUB) during an excavation covering a 10×20 kilometer area. Researcher Ella Egberts traveled to Iraq in November and December. Her goal
In the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul), Emperor Justinian I and his wife Theodora built the Small Hagia Sophia Poterne for security purposes on the sea side of the walls. This historical structure has an estimated history of approximately 1500 years. However, neglect and lack of maintenance have caused it to
In the summer of 2022, a team from the Tamil Nadu State Archaeology Department made a significant discovery in Sivagalai, located in the Tuticorin district. They uncovered 160 burial pots, which provide valuable insights into the region’s ancient history. While excavating in the A2 trench, archaeologists found bones, pottery shards, coal, and iron artifacts inside
A recently rediscovered fresco from the 13th century in Ferrara, Italy, reveals important insights into the use of Islamic tents in Christian churches. This fresco is the only surviving example of its kind and provides valuable evidence of lesser-known traditions in Christianity. Examination by Dr. Federica Gigante Dr. Federica Gigante, a historian from the University
In a remarkable discovery, experts have found at least 50 mummies belonging to the ancient Egyptian royal family. This includes princes, princesses, and infants. The mummies were unearthed in a collapsed tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Researchers analyzed hieratic inscriptions, a cursive form of hieroglyphics, and linked most mummies to two pharaohs: Thutmose
About nine years ago, workers accidentally uncovered a remarkable 4,000-year-old relief from Harput. This artifact is now on display at the Elazığ City Museum and offers valuable insights into ancient history. Discovery of the Harput Relief In 2016, while performing terracing work in the Nevruz forest area, located about 200-250 meters east of Harput Castle,
