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Kasta Tomb: Unique masterpieces found during the excavations – The beautiful women of Amphipolis (photos)

All the secrets of Amphipolis & the scenarios about the unknown "inhabitant" of the Tomb & the impressive Hellenistic house

Study suggests how massive stones in Egypt’s pyramids likely got to desert

Prof. Eman Ghoneim highlighted that the new evidence indicates that waterways were used more extensively for transportation than previously thought

In a first an orangutan was seen treating his wound with a medicinal plant

After an orangutan hurt his face, scientists observed him chewing a plant known to relieve pain and applying a paste made from the leaves to the injury

The Treasures of Priam: Golden riches from the Legendary City of Troy (video)

During the 19th century one man embarked on a quest to prove that this legendary city actually existed

The mysterious papyri that “revealed” Plato’s tomb (photos)

For years, researchers have been attempting to decode the papyri destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE using the famous "bionic eye"

Medieval weapons chest amongst spoils in sunken warship

Danish flagship Gribshunden/Gripen sank in the Blekinge archipelago in 1495

Scientists accidentally discovered a new organ in the human body that had never been observed before

A group of scientists discovered a new organ in the human body while researching something entirely different

Discoveries at Mt Ellanio reveal Mycenean refuge from the Bronze Age collapse

The mission, a Greek-Swiss partnership (EFAPN), is investigating the mountain’s prehistoric occupation

World’s largest snake found dead in Amazon a few weeks after it was discovered

While there were rumors of the snake being shot, the cause of death remains under investigation

This Louisiana archeological site still baffles scientists

Archeologist have determined through radio carbon dating that construction of the site began as far back as 1700 BCE and continued to about 1100 BCE!

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