Embarking on my extraordinary expedition, I found myself immersed in a remarkable journey of discovery, surrounded by the allure of precious treasures. As I delved into the vast landscapes, I unearthed not only gold nuggets but also the enchanting beauty …

Scientists have uncovered a graveyard with at least 46 specimens of nearly complete ichthyosaurs skeletons in Chile’s Patagonia region as melting glaciers reveal new clues into the prehistoric creatures of South America. (Image credit: Wolfgang Stinnesbeck) …

A U.S. fossil entrusted to a university museum here was from a Corythosaurus dinosaur, the first such specimen discovered outside of Canada, researchers said. “The finding proved to be important for figuring out the distribution of Corythosaurus,” said …

The discovery of remains dating back 3,200 years by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has confirmed that Moses did cross the Red Sea, as the remains appear to belong to a large ancient Egyptian army from the fourteenth century BC. . The experts concluded …

A man literally struck gold while digging in his backyard, and his life was never the same. In a remote village in the western state of Maharashtra in India, the man, who has chosen to remain anonymous, was excavating a plot of land behind his home when …

The 1600-Year-Old Skeleton of an Upper-Class Woman whose skull was purposely deformed and teeth encrusted with minimal stones was found by archaeologists near ancient Teotihuacan ruins in Mexico. Archaeologists who found the 1,600-year-old skeleton near …

The sea gives another life to many, sometimes love, sometimes a disappointment, often a longing. The sea is reminiscent of a fairy tale. A tale of the undiscovered and magical sea. A Turkish fisherman in Istanbul recently founded a museum of sea creatures …

Excavations in the ancient city of Pergamon (Pergamum of Mysia in West Anatolia, about 100 km north of Turkey’s Izmir) have already revealed many fascinating discoveries in the form of spectacular ruins and artifacts that shed light on the city’s ancient …

The remains of two children, aged ten and 12, buried 34,000 years ago in Russia, have revealed a clue about the way disabled people were treated during ancient times. Their bodies were found among the Sungir burials outside of Vladimir, Russia, as reported …