Archaeologists from the Ca Foscari University found for the first time prehistoric obsidian mines from the Bronze Age, located in Georgia. Although obsidian mining is known to have been a common practice in prehistory, pits dug for this purpose have never been found until now. In Europe, most of th
Members of the Don expedition of the Russian Archaeological Institute have found a unique plaque with a depiction of winged Scythian gods around griffins during their examinations of the Devitsa V tomb site in the Ostrogozhsky district of the Voronezh region. This is the first case of this type of f
The trade routes they have forged history, sometimes ahead of the military path, sometimes behind and sometimes overlapping. It is not always clear which one came before and that is why the discovery of certain pieces in places far away from where they were produced can be confusing , even initially
Buried in the remains of a Bronze Age village, itself located in the desert of Oman, an enigmatic board game engraved on a stone has delighted archaeologists. About 4,000 years old, the game, engraved on a block of stone, has 13 squares in the center of which is a notch. There are archaeological