The Forgotten Tomb Of The First Chinese Emperor Remains An Unopened Ancient Treasure
Despite being engaged in one of the biggest archaeological discoveries of all time, the tomb of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, remai...
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The Terracotta Army: An Archaeological Treasure Of China
Unveiling the Terracotta Army: A Look into the Reign of Emperor Qin Thousands of life-size terracotta statues depicting soldiers and horses...
The 5 Most Amazing Archaeological Discoveries Of 2023
There is no hard and fast guide to what a major archaeological discovery should look like, or how old it needs to be to be considered signi...
Navigating The Ethical Landscape Of Human Remains: Museums And Researchers At A Crossroads
In the wake of a legal battle over the reburial of the skulls of black Philadelphian individuals in 2022, the ethical considerations surrou...
99% Of Ancient Human Population Wiped Out 900,000 Years Ago
Today, there are over 8 billion humans living on our planet. However, if we had looked at the world between 800,000 and 900,000 years ago, ...
Talk About Hitting The Jackpot! The 2,173-Year-Old British Currency Hoard Was Found In Buckinghamshire, And Experts Estimate Its Value At £30,000
The oldest hoard of gold coins in Britain, dating back 2,173 years, was discovered by a metal detectorist. A metal detectorist has uncovere...
Five Places Where You Can Still Find Gold in the United States
Millions of Americans have tried their luck at gold panning. In 1852, the peak production year of the Gold Rush, $81 million worth of gold ...
