Lilias Adie, from Torryburn, Fife, in Scotland, was accused of witchcraft in 1704 AD after she apparently “confessed” to her dealings with the devil (including…
Fantastic imagery, intricate landscapes intertwined with religious overtones – this in a nutshell defines the works of Hieronymus Bosch, one of the renowned proponents of…
Li Liu, a professor in Chinese archaeology at Stanford, along with doctoral candidate Jiajing Wang and a group of other researchers, were instrumental in discovering…
Back in 2005, BBC broadcast their documentary Neanderthal – The Rebirth, with the medium detailing the behavioral and movement pattern of the Neanderthals, based on…
Back in the year 2000, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee archaeologist (and anthropologist) Bettina Arnold discovered a bronze cauldron inside a burial complex in Swabia, Germany –…
History, some say, is static and dead. However one of the undertakings of Rome’s archaeological superintendency in 2015, shows that what happened thousands of years ago…
