Today we are witnessing a continuous arrival of relevant news to important archaeological discoveries. As history buffs we enjoy them with the eyes of a child, ready to soak up new historical revelations. Recently the lost city of Luxor in Egypt, or a few days ago a Roman amphitheater with 20,000 sp
Excavations at the site of an ancient stalag in Poland have unearthed dozens of mass graves. To identify the first 64 bodies found, a team of researchers will combine genetic analysis and the use of archives. Most of them are soldiers of the Red Army, who probably died of typhus as soon as they arri
By reproducing the prehistoric site of Stonehenge in the form of a model, British researchers have discovered that the monument, when it was still complete, had astonishing acoustic faculties:the human voices or the musical notes which were pronounced or played there were not only amplified inside,
In addition to being the first woman in history to obtain a professorship at the University of Cambridge, and coining terms such as Gravettian or chatelperronian To designate cultural phases of prehistory, archaeologist Dorothy Garrod made a sensational discovery in 1928. In that year she was excav