28 Jul, 2025
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"Disturbing Post-Mortem Rituals Unearthed in Ancient Egyptian Burial Practices"

Ancient Egyptian Burial Practices Reveal Early Signs of Myth and Ritual Archaeologists have uncovered unsettling burial rituals from over 5,000 years ago in Egypt’s Adaima cemetery, offering a glimpse into early spiritual beliefs that may have shaped later pharaonic traditions. The most striking discovery was the remains of a teenage girl buried around 3300–2700 BCE. […]

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Legendary ‘Unicorn’ Skull Unearthed Near King Arthur’s Tintagel Castle in Cornwall

Mysterious ‘Unicorn Skull’ Found Near King Arthur’s Castle Sparks Legend and Skepticism [Image: A weathered skull with a large horn emerging from its forehead lies partially buried in moss near a cliff edge. Caption: The mysterious skull discovered near Tintagel Castle, Cornwall.] A Canadian tourist stumbled upon a peculiar skull bearing a single curved horn […]

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Ancient Mountain Temple Unearthed: Unveiling Secrets of a Civilization Lost a Millennium Ago

Ancient Tiwanaku Temple Uncovered in Andes Reveals Lost Civilization’s Secrets Archaeologists have uncovered Palaspata, a 1,000-year-old stone temple built by the Tiwanaku civilization in the Bolivian Andes near Lake Titicaca. The discovery, made using satellite imagery and drones, sheds light on the strategic and cultural reach of one of South America’s most influential ancient societies. […]

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Ancient Crucifixion-Inscribed Biblical Artifact Unearthed in North America

Mysterious 200-Year-Old Canadian Rock Inscription Decoded as Swedish Lord’s Prayer [Image 1: Aerial view of the rune-covered rock near Wawa, Canada. Caption: The 3×4-foot bedrock carving was discovered after a fallen tree exposed it in 2018.] Archaeologists have unraveled the mystery of 255 symbols carved into a rock in Wawa, Ontario, more than two centuries […]

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Ancient Maya ‘Los Abuelos’ Unearthed in Guatemala as 3,000-Year-Old Ceremonial Hub

Ancient Maya City ‘Los Abuestos’ Unearthed in Guatemalan Jungle Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a 2,800-year-old Maya city, Los Abuelos (“The Grandparents”), hidden deep within Guatemala’s dense rainforests. Spanning 6 square miles, the site in the Maya Biosphere Reserve near Uaxactun features pyramids, monuments, and artifacts that reveal its role as a ceremonial hub, […]

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Ancient Skull Unearthed in Argentina Sparks Debate Over ‘Antmen’ Origins

Mysterious Elongated Skull Sparks Alien Theories in Argentina—But Experts Have a Earthly Explanation A bizarre, elongated skull discovered in Argentina has ignited speculation about extraterrestrials, but archaeologists suggest a more grounded origin linked to ancient cultural practices. Workers in San Fernando, Catamarca province, unearthed the skull during a water excavation. The remains, stored in a […]

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"Neanderthal-Crafted Portrait Unearthed: 43,000-Year-Old Art Challenges Human History"

Ancient Artistry: Neanderthal-Crafted "Face" Pebble Redefines Human History A 43,000-year-old pebble discovered in Spain’s San Lázaro rock shelter may be the earliest known depiction of a human face, crafted intentionally by Neanderthals. The stone, unearthed in 2022, features a striking red ochre dot positioned to resemble a nose, suggesting symbolic artistry by our ancient relatives. […]

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Long-Lost Shakespeare Letter Unearthed, Challenging Historical Narratives and Posing Daunting Biographical Dilemma

Rediscovering Shakespeare’s Marriage: A Lost Letter Challenges Centuries of Assumptions For centuries, scholars believed William Shakespeare’s marriage to Anne Hathaway was strained, with the playwright living in London while Anne remained in Stratford-upon-Avon. However, a newly discovered letter addressed to “Good Mrs Shakspaire” suggests their relationship may have been more connected than previously thought—upending long-held […]

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3,400-Year-Old Egyptian Town Linked to Tutankhamun’s Father Unearthed by Archaeologists

Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Egyptian Town Linked to King Tut’s Father Archaeologists have discovered a “major” ancient Egyptian town at Kom el-Nugus, near Alexandria, likely built during the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten, father of Tutankhamun. The settlement, dating to the 18th Dynasty (c. 1550–1292 BC), challenges previous assumptions that the site was only occupied from the […]

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Long-Lost Roman Gladiator Tomb Unearthed in Italy After Two Millennia

Ancient Gladiator’s Tomb Unearthed in Italy, Revealing Clues to Roman Rituals Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered the 2,000-year-old burial site of a Roman gladiator in the ancient city of Liternum, near Naples. The discovery, announced by Italy’s Superintendence of Archaeology, offers rare insights into the lives—and deaths—of these famed warriors. A Gladiator’s Final Resting Place […]