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Thursday, June 13, 2019

Latest Archaeological Finds

In November Egypt unearthed the largest archaeological discovery of 2020 discovering at least 100 ancient coffins and 40 gilded statues of Saqqara goddess Ptah. Egypt announces new archaeological discovery in Alexandria.

5 Major Archaeological Finds From The Last Decade

4200-year-old queens identity among remarkable new finds in Egypt.

Latest archaeological finds. On Egypt announces new. The latest discoveries consist of a gilt-bronze crown gold chest ornaments gold earrings and pendants gilt-bronze ornaments gold and silver bracelets an ornamental silver knife and hundreds of stones from the strategy board game Baduk also called Go. From hidden Nazi artifacts in Hitlers Wolfs Lair to a secret Knights Templar crypt beneath a Polish church these are the most incredible archaeological finds of 2020.

Archaeologists Are Amazed at This Ancient Find 15 Recent Archaeological Finds. From the evidence of a giant sloth that lived 27000 years ago to key discoveries about victims of the Irish famine in the mid-19th century archaeologists around the world dug deep into the past throughout 2019 and came up with stunning results. These new archaeological discoveries helped us paint a clearer picture of the past.

Nihal Samir January 30 2021 Comments Off. CAIRO EGYPT Ahram Online reports that mudbrick walls unearthed on Luxors West Bank have been identified by a team led by Egyptologist Zahi Hawass as the remains of a 3400-year-old city. Find the latest archaeology news discoveries findings and updates right here.

Cairo Egypts Ministry of Antiquities has revealed details of the latest landmark discoveries to. Rock-cut tombs discovered were popular in Egypts Greco-Roman era. Italian and Kurdish archaeologists uncovered 15-foot rock carvings depicting an Assyrian king and seven Assyrian gods standing on.

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Teeth scratches from 18m years ago could explain right-handedness. Over the course of this banner year for archaeology researchers made some of the most fascinating finds in recent memory.

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