Unique And Priceless Large Roman Sculptures Found At Carlisle Cricket Club Rare head sculptures of two Roman gods have been discovered by volunteer archaeologists during a dig. The well-preserved finds were unearthed earlier this week during the latest excavation of a Roman bathhouse at Carlisle Cricket Club. The sandstone artefacts are thought to date back … Read more
Mexico Repatriates 83 Historical Artifacts from Italy, Germany, and France, Including Nearly 1,700-Year-Old Pieces The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has announced the return of 40 historical artifacts from Italy, as well as another 40 from Germany and three from France. Some of the artifacts are nearly 1,700 years old. The artifacts arrived … Read more
Egypt’s First Complete Zodiac Uncovered in Temple of Esna, Luxor Egypt’s first complete Zodiac was uncovered on the ceiling of the Temple of Esna in Luxor governorate during restoration work carried out by an Egyptian-German expedition. Visitors to the temple will be able to admire the uncovered Zodiac on the ceiling of the temple’s Hypostyle … Read more
9,000-year-old “Cheddar Man” Shares The Same DNA With English Teacher Of History When Adrian Targett, a retired history teacher from Somerset, walked into his local newsagents yesterday morning, he was startled to see a familiar face staring up at him. That face, appearing on the front page of several newspapers, belonged to a distant relative … Read more