Archaeologists from the French mission who have been working since 2012 at the Kunara site in Iraqi Kurdistan have brought to light the remains of a hitherto unknown city some 4,000 years old that prospered on the borders of the first empire Mesopotamian, the Akkadian. Located in the foothills of t
The tomb of Nebamon and Ipouky is unique in more ways than one. While the chapels studied by the team with chemical analysis instruments and photographic documentation are generally dedicated to a deceased person and his relatives, here it is two men who share the space, while not apparently having
8 statues representing Sekhmet, the goddess with the body of a woman and the head of a lioness have just been unearthed in the temple of Pharaoh Amenhotep III Ancient statue of the goddess Sekhmet discovered in Luxor (Thebes) in the temple of millions of years of Amenhotep III. It is said that fro
Archaeologists have discovered off the coast of Oman one of the sunken ships of the second expedition of the Portuguese Vasco da Gama to India in 1502. It is the oldest shipwreck of the age of discoveries found so far. Since Vasco da Gama discovered the maritime route in 1498, Portugal annually sen