Unlocking the Past, Guiding the Future
Unlocking the Past, Guiding the Future
Archaeologists recently discovered an ancient ivory vessel estimated to be around 6,000 years old, made from elephant tusks and originating from the Chalcolithic period, approximately 4,000 BCE. The artifact was found at Horvat Raqiq, an archaeological site near Beersheba in…
A copper axe dating back to the 4th to 3rd millennium BCE has been unearthed in Poland’s Hrubieszów district. The axe, measuring 7.4 cm in length, with a wide fan-shaped blade 4.1 cm wide, and a rectangular convex head measuring…
Archaeologists in the town of San Giorgio Bigarello, near Mantua, have unearthed a vast necropolis dating back approximately 5,000 years to the Copper Age. This finding has stunned researchers both for the sheer number of tombs uncovered—22 in total—and the…
Archaeologists have uncovered a 5,500-year-old city gate, constructed using both imposing stone and mud-brick components, at the archaeological site of Tell Erani, situated in the Southern District of Israel. Tell Erani, also known as ʻIrâq el-Menshiyeh, has been occupied since…
A joint Polish-Armenian archaeological team discovered a tomb at the Metsamor archaeological site that contained two skeletons, a wooden burial, and over a hundred gold and carnelian beads forming three ornate necklaces that date from the Bronze Age around 1300–1200…
