Lost 1,500-Year-Old Teotihuacan Village Unearthed in Mexico City’s Heart Excavations revealed three human burials, as well as ceramics and architectural structures from a settlement that existed around A.D. 450 to 650. Archeologists have unearthed the lost remains of a Teotihuacan village, including human burials, in the heart of Mexico City. Ceramics found scattered around the … Read more
Archaeologists Uncover Expansive Neolithic Site with Terraced Structures and Metal Artifacts in Corsica Archaeologists in a French municipality recently excavated the slopes of Punta Campana (island of Corsica) in preparation for a construction project and found an expansive Neolithic site. The site in Sotta (Sotta is a French municipality on the island of Corsica) contains … Read more
The Ancient Underwater 5,000-year-old Sunken City in Greece is Considered to Be the Oldest Submerged Lost City in the World Archaeologists surveying the world’s oldest submerged town have found ceramics dating back to the Final Neolithic. Their discovery suggests that Pavlopetri, off the southern Laconia coast of Greece, was occupied some 5,000 years ago — … Read more