A blue glass Roman bowl has been discovered in a spectacular state of preservation by archaeologists carrying out preventive excavations at a housing site in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. It could be 1,800 years old. The bowl discovered among tombs and remains of Roman habitation will probably join a
Tomb of Tutankhamun:a Big Bang announced in April by the Egyptian Minister of Tourism. Burial chamber in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (KV62) in the Valley of the Kings, near Luxor, Egypt. We dont know if this is Nefertitis burial chamber, but its full of treasures … These words - to say the lea
Sébastien Prosecutor, scientific manager at Irfu/CEA, is behind the telescopes that will be installed around the Egyptian pyramids. Maintenance. Sébastien Prosecutor, scientific manager at Irfu/CEA, behind the detector used in Egypt. Sciences et Avenir:How did the CEA become interested in pyramid
Archaeologists working at the Monte Prama Nuragic necropolis site, in the municipality of Cabras on the island of Sardinia, have found the torsos and other fragments of two new statues, both identified as Cavalupo-type boxers by the large flexible shield that wraps around his torso, completely simil