Workers have discovered an ancient tomb near the Onon River in Mongolia's Khentii province, which scientists reveal is a 13th-century Mongol royal tomb of Genghis Khan.

The remarkable discovery of a bicycle inside a medieval grave has baffled archaeologists and historians, offering a fascinating insight into an unexpected connection between two distinct time periods. Unearthed during an excavation in a small European village, this anomaly challenges our understanding of history and raises intriguing questions about the grave’s occupant and the circumstances surrounding this unconventional burial.

And the Lady of Dai is considered the best preserved mummy ever discovered.

Maybe you’ve heard this story widely circulated in Indonesia. In 2007, Mexico TV stations broadcast news extraordinary, that is about the discovery of a baby alien …

In a surprising archaeological find off the Turkish coast, researchers have unearthed the remains of a colossal humanoid, believed to date back to medieval times. The most notable discovery is a skull measuring more than a meter in length, suggesting a creature of immense stature.

Chinese boy accidentally finds 66 million-year-old dinosaur eggs Beijing Youth Daily revealed that a 9-year-old primary school student from Heyuan, Guangdong Province, in southern China, …

In a dramatic turn of events, researchers have stumbled upon a discovery that was intended to be kept hidden, revealing disturbing secrets and sparking a wave of concern and speculation. This forbidden find, unearthed during an otherwise routine archaeological expedition, has brought to light disturbing elements that challenge our understanding of history and human activities. Below, we take a closer look at this chilling revelation and its implications.

During a search in the Russian permafrost, an animal dating back at least 20,000 years was discovered, which is more than 80% preserved and completely wild. The woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis) was once a common species throughout Europe and northern Asia.

Last September, in southwestern Germany, a team of researchers discovered teeth millions of years old that presumably belonged to an ancient Eurasian primate. However, after the discovery became public, a controversy arose over the interpretation of our earliest existence.

When King Tutankhamun’s tomb was first discovered and excavated in 1922, American archaeologist Howard Carter was stunned by the trove of countless valuable objects. Among the precious objects made of gold, silver, ebony and ivory, one object in particular caught the archaeologists’ attention: a condom-like object made of linen that contained the king’s own DNA. This discovery not only surprised researchers, but also raised many new questions about the life and culture of the ancient Egyptians.