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Wine Production in Sicily under Islamic Rule
Archaeologists from the University of York have discovered that wine production and trade in Sicily were not only allowed but even expanded under Islamic rule.
Viking DNA reveals diverse origins
New DNA analyses have revealed that the stereotype of the blonde Viking from Scandinavia is false. The Vikings are known in European history as a
Israel Shares Rare Islamic Texts
Israel has made a remarkable contribution to the world by making numerous ancient Islamic texts available on an online platform. The collection of around 2,500
17th Century Metal Coffin Unearthed
A strange metal container was discovered by workers during excavation for a residential building in Litzlberg, Austria. Upon closer inspection, it was revealed to be
Ancient Intact Shipwreck Found
Archaeologists from the University of Southampton have discovered a shipwreck in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Sweden that is almost entirely intact despite
Secret Ninja Document Found After 300 Years
Japanese researchers have made a fascinating discovery – a 300-year-old written Ninja oath. The Ninjas of ancient Japan are shrouded in mystery, and this newly
Opening 3,500-Year-Old Sarcophagus
In a groundbreaking discovery, archaeologists in the city of Luxor, Egypt have opened a sarcophagus in the Al-Asasif necropolis for the first time in front
Oldest Intact Shipwreck Found in Black Sea
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, researchers have found what is believed to be the oldest intact shipwreck at the bottom of the Black Sea. The
Edersee’s Low Water Reveals Sunken Ruins
The Ederstausee in northern Hesse is currently only a quarter full due to the prolonged drought. However, this extreme low water level offers visitors a
Massive sunken cities discovered in Cambodia.
A network of cities hidden under dense vegetation has been discovered in Cambodia, according to Australian archaeologist Dr. Damian Evans. Using LiDAR technology, which measures
