Mexican archaeologists have unearthed new skulls linked to one of the towers of Huei Tzompantli in ancient Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. Elements of an Aztec tower made of human skulls, discovered near the Templo Mayor. One hundred, 200, 600 skulls... The basements of Mexico City (Mexico), the a
Archaeologists working in ancient Dongola, Sudan, have found the remains of what may be the largest known church from medieval Nubia. It could have been the seat of an archbishop who ruled the ecclesiastical hierarchy in a 1,000 km stretch along the Nile, between the first and fifth cataracts. The
Barely reopened to the public on Thursday, June 27, 2019 after ten years of closure due to restoration work, the Tomb of the Kings, in the heart of Jerusalem, closed its doors under pressure from a group of ultra-Orthodox… Back on this exceptional archaeological site, one of the four French domains
Alfred the Great is often presented as the founder of the British Royal Navy. But a study reveals that his father already had an effective fleet to fend off Viking attacks. Portrait of Alfred the Great Two Australian researchers from Flinders University have looked into the history of Englands se