Relics discovered during archaeological excavations as well as paintings and sketches on the walls of pyramids and tombs provide depictions of life in ancient Egypt.
Family Life Family was important in ancient Egypt, and family life began early for the ancient Egyptians. Men and women both tended to marry young, and most marriages were polygamous with the husband having several wives. The husband usually had a senior …
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Although the pyramids in Egypt are more well-known, those in Sudan also have royal burial grounds that archaeologists might investigate.
The pyramids in Egypt are more famous, but the ones in Sudan hide royal burial sites that archaeologists can explore—as long as they don’t mind swimming. Archaeologist Pearce Paul Creasman prepares to enter a flooded tomb in the necropolis of Nuri, in …
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25 items were discovered frozen in alpine ice throughout Europe.
An iron arrowhead discovered at Sandgrovskaret in 2018. (Image credit: Espen Finstad/ secretsoftheice.com ) Europe’s glaciers and ice patches are a treasure-trove of ancient artifacts that show how civilizations and technology have changed over thousands …
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Secret rooms have been discovered in the pyramids, among other bizarre Ancient Egyptian mysteries that remain unsolved.
EXPERTS have revealed the Ancient Egyptian mysteries we still can’t explain. From hidden chambers in the Great Pyramid to the elongated skulls of Egyptian pharaohs, here are the top three mysteries we can’t explain. Experts have revealed the Ancient Egyptian …
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Archaeologists have discovered the bones of almost 240 individuals, including children, while examining the medieval priory ruins discovered below a defunct department store. In Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, the “hugely significant” find was uncovered beneath the historic Ocky White building.
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Mexico’s Ancient Pyramid’s Secret Tunnel Found in Mystery
Mysterious Secret Tunnel Discoʋered Under Ancient Pyraмid in Mexico As we use adʋanced archeological techniques, we appear to create incrediƄle findings at ʋarious ancient locations, like Teotihuacan in Mexico. Recently, in Teotihuacán’s ancient town …
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A 1,600-year-old elongated cranium with stone-encrusted teeth was found at Mexico Ruins.
Archaeologists who found the 1,600-year-old skeleton near Mexico’s ancient Teotihuacan said the woмan was 35-40 when she died with an intentionally deforмed skull and teeth encrusted with мineral stonesм> Archaeologists in Mexico haʋe recently uncoʋered …
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For the first time ever, King Tut’s coffin was taken out of his tomb.
King Tutankhaмun’s outer coffin is Ƅeing restored for the Grand Egyptian Museuм’s opening in late 2020. The pharaoh’s toмƄ was restored earlier this year. Froм the tiмe that King Tutankhaмun’s Ƅody was placed, the outerмost sarcophagus had neʋer left …
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5 incredible archaeological finds that might be discovered in 2023
Predicting the future is tricky, but based on our research, we’ve made some educated guesses as to the archaeological discoveries and stories we may see in 2023. There’s a possibility that the mummy of Nefertiti will be discovered, as archaeologists are …
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Archaeologists find hints about the first visitors to the Boundary Waters.
The last person to live full-time in the Boundary Waters was Dorothy Molter, who sold her famous root beer — brewed with the cold, clean water of the lake — from her cabin on Isles of Pines, in Knife Lake. Though no permanent structures were allowed in …
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