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Discovering Armenia’s Ancient Golden Tomb
In the southwestern region of Armenia lies the remains of Mezamor, one of the largest metropolises of the European Bronze Age. Mezamor was an important
Hexagonal Pyramid Found in Kazakh Steppe
A mysterious hexagonal stone pyramid from the Bronze Age has been discovered in Kazakhstan. The structure is extremely precise and unique in the Eurasian steppes.
Mass Graves Found at Stonehenge
In a recent discovery near Stonehenge, mass graves from the Neolithic and Bronze Age were found, highlighting the archaeological significance of the region. Despite Stonehenge
Non-binary people found in Bronze Age
Archaeological findings reveal that non-binary individuals existed in the Bronze Age, whose gender identity differed from their biological sex. This suggests that prehistoric societies did
“Golden Tagliatelle” found in Germany
A recent discovery in southern Germany has shed light on the existence of trade with England over 3,800 years ago. Researchers from the University of
Bronze Age Zinnhandel between Asia and Europe
A recent study by the University of Heidelberg has revealed that a complex trading system connected Asia and Europe over 4,000 years ago. The study
Nebra Sky Disc Reexamined
New investigations along the Adriatic coast may finally answer two important questions about the mysterious Nebra Sky Disk found in Germany. The Nebra Sky Disk
Decoding the Phaistos Disc Progress
The Disk of Phaistos is a unique artifact from the Bronze Age that has puzzled scholars since its discovery in 1908. The spiral-shaped inscriptions on
