A man recently uncovered this stunning 1,000-year-old Viking armband made of gold while using his metal detector on the Isle of Man [900×713]June 3, 2025
An aerial view of the 3rd century CE Roman mosaic from the triclinium of the House of the Swastika in Conímbriga, Portugal [3160×4320]June 2, 2025
The 5000-year-old skeleton of a pregnant woman and her unborn child, found at Kamenica Tumulus in Albania [3019×5184]June 2, 2025
In 1761, a French merchant ship holding 160 Malagasy slaves wrecked at Tromelin Island, 300 miles east of Madgascar. After 2 months, the crew was rescued but left the surviving slaves, promising to return and rescue them, only for a French navy officer to return to them after 15 years [2560×3422]June 2, 2025
“Princess Ukok”,the mummified remains of a Pazyryk woman who was buried in the permafrost of the Altai Mountains 2,500 years ago, show that she suffered from breast cancer. [1284×1126]June 2, 2025
Renaissance cutlery set made out of coral, silver, brass and gold. Venice, late 16th century [643×960]June 2, 2025
Tray by Tiffany & Co., New York City, 1879-80. Silver, copper, brass, gold-copper alloy, and copper-platinum-iron alloy. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection [3000×4000]June 2, 2025
Spear with Persian inscription that says “Constantly it drinks the water from the fountainhead of the heart”. Iran, 1594 [4100×3600]June 2, 2025
Inscription boasting of King Sennacherib’s victory over King Hezekiah of Judah. Nineveh, Iraq, Neo-Assyrian Empire, 691 BC [3900×3900]June 2, 2025
At the prehistoric village of Hamin Mangha in China, the remains of 97 human bodies have been found stuffed into a small 5,000-year-old house before it burnt down. Anthropologists who studied the remains say a “prehistoric disaster,” possibly an epidemic of some sort, killed these people [2000×3159]June 2, 2025
