History & Archaeology

History & Archaeology

Oldest wooden spear in the world re -dated

These Stone Age wooden spear from Schöningen are considered the oldest wooden hunting weapons in the world. © Lower Saxony State Office for the...
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History & Archaeology

May 8th: How the end of the war in Germany went

British and German soldiers in the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in April 1945. ...
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Mummy of the “air -dried chaplain” opened

The mummy of the "air -dried chaplain" in her coffin in the church crypt of St. Thomas am Bladderstein in Austria. © Andreas Nerlich ...
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Final resting place for Roman mounts

Skeleton of a horse that was buried around 1,800 years ago at the horse ceremony of the Roman riding unit of the Castell Cannstatt....
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“Odes Castle” was strategically important Römer-Kastell

Aerial image of the excavation in the Hainburger Au (near Stopfenreuth) at one of the Donaune's arms in the Danubeau National Park. © H....
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Archaeologists reveal medieval graffiti in the sacrament room

Supper hall on the Zionberg in Jerusalem (left) and medieval graffito with coat of arms from Altbach, which archaeologists found on one of the...
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Discovered lecture hall in the ancient high school in Agrigents

View of the newly discovered auditorium in the antique high school of agrigent. © Thomas Lappi, Monika Trümper/ Fu Berlin, Institute for Classical Archeology ...
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A Roman mass grave in Vienna

Skeletons close to tight: excavations of the Roman mass grave in Simmering. © Reiner Riedler/ Wien Museum ...
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China: Who created the Quina stone tools?

Some of the stone tools found in Longtan in southern Chinese. It assigns its shape and processing sequence to Central Paleolithic Quina technology. ©...
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Roman necropolis with gladiator grave

The two exposed grave facilities in the Roman necropolis in Liternum. © Superintendance for Archeology Naples ...
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Bones of the real “Schinderhannes” identified

The portrait shows the "Schinderhannes". Genetic analyzes now also enabled the determination of his actual eye, hair and skin color- as well as the...
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Discovered empty grave of an unknown pharaoh

Entrance to the newly discovered pharaoh grave in the necropolis Abydos (left) and view into the empty burial chamber. © Ministry of Tourism and...
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Grave finds confirm the course of the Schmalkaldic War

Painting "Army camp Charles V at Lauingen" by Matthias Gerung. © Hermann Müller, Stadtarchiv Lauingen (Donau) ...
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Oldest facial fossil of Europe discovered

Fossil from the Sima del elefante cave (right) and digitally mirrored second half of the face. © Maria D. Guillén / Iphes-Cerca, Elena Santos...
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Fossil reveals details of Paranthropus Robustus

Aerial absorption of the Swartkrans cave in South Africa. Here the hip bone was discovered by Paranthropus. © Jason L. Heaton ...
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Rapid stones document rural ideas in Europe

Goseck ribbon, belonging together by lower trailer and runner from a deposit. © J. Soldevilla/ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments and Archeology...
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Bone tools already 1.5 million years ago

Bone tools have been systematically manufactured for much longer than assumed. © CSIC ...
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Did indigenous Brazilians once celebrate carnival -like festivals?

In Brazil, the carnival now combines various cultural influences. © MesquitafMs/iStock In the...
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DNA gives an insight into the origin of the Huns

The penetration of the Huns triggered late antiquity migration and changed Europe...
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First pharaoh grave since Tutankhamun discovered

Grave chamber of Pharaoh Thutmosis II and finds with his royal name. © Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities ...
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