Recent discoveries made in an ancient cemetery in Amarna, Egypt, question the conditions in which the capital of Akhenaten, the father of Tutankhamun, was really built. Akhenaten, by his reign name Amenophis IV (Neferkheperure) reigned over Egypt for 17 years. In year 5 of his reign, Akhenaten (A
An exceptional plaque engraved with animal silhouettes, presented as the last figurative work of the Paleolithic, was discovered in the heart of the city of Angoulême, famous for hosting the International Comics Festival for 30 years. A wink due to chance, announced a few days before the start of th
Deserted by archaeologists during the lockdown, the Peruvian archaeological city of Caral, cradle of a 5,000-year-old civilization, has been invaded by rural workers claiming land. A precarious dwelling built illegally by peasants at the Caral archaeological site in Supe, Peru, on January 13, 2021
A vast necropolis located in the peninsula of Taman, north of the Black Sea, delivered the remains of an ancient Greek helmet. Bronze Helmet of the Ve century BC discovered on the Taman Peninsula, Russia. The man was stretched out, with near him deposited, memory of battles, his beautiful bronze