An extensive genomic analysis has revealed the existence in Great Britain of an unknown migratory wave that came from France during the Bronze Age. A ribcage like wings... This Bronze Age individual unearthed at the archaeological site of Cliffs End Farm, in Kent, could have been part of the impor
Since the end of the 18th century, numerous travelers have left in writing mentions and brief descriptions of some curious dolmens scattered on both sides of the Caucasus mountain range, on its western slope, between Abkhazia and the Tamán peninsula. But it would not be until the end of the 19th ce
Although most will identify the name Imhotep with the evil antagonist of the two The Mummy films (1932 and 1999), is actually written in gold letters in the history of art for having created the famous stepped pyramid for Pharaoh Zóser, which was the first great funerary monument and laid the founda
The mythical country of Punt was an important trading partner of the Egyptians for at least 1,100 years. It was a prominent source of luxury goods, including frankincense, gold, leopard skins, and live baboons. Located somewhere in the southern Red Sea region of Africa or Arabia, its geographic loca