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Perfumers in Turkey replicate a 3,200-year-old Mesopotamian perfume

Created from plants native to the Upper Mesopotamian region the perfume has been called Nisaba after the Mesopotamian goddess of grain & writing

2,200-Year-Old Weapon Recovered in Israel with Greek inscription

The inscription read “Victory of Heracles and Hauronas”

Researchers find new biomorphs hidden within Peru’s mysterious Nazca lines

The geoglyphs date between 100 BCE and 300 CE approximately 1,700 to 2,100 years ago

Over a dozen 6,000-year-old storehouses, still filled with grain, uncovered in China

The oval and circular structures were 7 to 10 feet wide with foundations, ground walls and moisture-proof cushioning

Archaeologists discovered a Medieval shipwreck in near perfect condition at the bottom of Norway’s largest lake

The vessel, which is estimated to date back sometime between the 1300s and 1800s, was found nearly 1,350 feet below the surface

Mexico’s tourism train construction is revealing amazing Mayan artifacts right before destroying them

The project is rending a path of destruction through the Mexican jungle

Tutankhamun’s face revealed for the first time (photo)

"The anatomy of his skull guided the facial reconstruction, so I think it's a much more realistic appearance than any of the ones we’ve seen in the past"

A 17,000-year-old dog unearthed in Spain’s Basque Country

Perhaps Paleolithic hunter-gatherers came into contact with wolves and other animals in areas of glacial refuge during the Last Glacial Maximum

Ancient creature stomped through Alaska & researchers just found track to prove it

“RAWR!” rangers at Katmai National Park, which also oversees Aniakchak National Monument, wrote on Twitter

Authenticated ancient coins reveal a Roman emperor lost to history

The area in which the coins were originally discovered was once the Roman province of Dacia, known for its gold mines

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