Ancient Hittite Warriors: 10 Things You Should Know
The Hittites originating from Anatolia (corresponding to modern-day Turkey), carved out an empire (from circa 15th-13th century BC) that encompassed most of Asia Minor and…
Bronze Age
A Pair Of Unlooted Mycenaean Tombs Discovered In Southern Greece
According to an official statement made by the Greek Ministry of Culture on 11th August, two undisturbed Mycenaean chamber tombs (dating from circa 1400 –…
Jordan’s Pella Reveals Artifacts and Palatial Sections
Greek Pella, the capital of ancient Macedon, is famous as the birthplace of Alexander the Great. But in terms of history, there is another Pella…
Eurasian Yamna invasion possibly ‘wiped out’ the local men of the Iberian peninsula 4,500-years ago
Archaeological records have already proven how the Neolithic age and Early Bronze Age was known to have their fair share of human conflicts and massacres…
Archaeologists come across an ‘unplundered’ Mycenaean tomb in Nemea
The Mycenaean cemetery at Aidonia in Nemea, while being discovered in the late 70s, was unfortunately found its looted state. The site once again came…
3,000-year-old Bronze Age artifacts discovered accidentally by dog in Czech Republic
It started like any other day. Mr. Frankota was walking his dog, Monty, in a field. Surrounded by the Orlické Mountains, the field in question…
3,900-year old Bronze Age settlement unearthed in Eskişehir, Turkey
Touted as the oldest known town in Eskişehir, in the historic Seyitgazi district, northwest Turkey, archaeologists have revealed the remnants of a Bronze Age settlement…
A 3,400-year old massive ‘citadel’ has been possibly found in Romania
A citadel-like structural overlay covering a whopping 90 hectares has been discovered near Sântana, a town in Arad county, in the western part of Romania….
Irish farmer fortuitously comes across Bronze Age solid gold bracelets
Chance discoveries in the realm of archaeology always hold special value by virtue of the sheer luck factor and the coincidence. This time around, in…
Researchers identify Italy’s earliest known evidence of olive oil
The archaeological evidence of the olive oil possibly goes back to circa 6000 BC. And thus with over 8,000-years of history, it doesn’t come as…
