Tag: Archaeologists
Archaeologists find pre-Inca ancestral cult site in Peru
Status: 09/03/2023 09:47 am In Peru, archaeologists have discovered an ancestral cult site with tombs and offerings. The burial chambers are probably more than 1000 years old and are assigned…
Pompeii: Archaeologists Discover Possible Pizza Predecessor (Video)
Famous archaeological site New find in Pompeii: Archaeologists discover possible pizza predecessor on mural Watch the video: New find in Pompeii – predecessor of the pizza discovered on a wall…
Nördlingen: Archaeologists find 3000-year-old sword
Noerdlingen “Condition is exceptional”: Archaeologists find 3,000-year-old sword The find in Nördlingen is an octagonal sword with an octagonal handle made entirely of bronze © Archeology Office Dr. Woidich /…
“Extraordinary” – Archaeologists find 3000-year-old sword in Swabia – Bavaria
Archaeologists have made a rare find in Swabia: During excavations in Nördlingen, experts discovered a bronze sword more than 3000 years old, as the State Office for the Preservation of…
Archaeologists who are mild in age and nimble speedsters: The cinema highlights in June
Archaeologists who are mild in age and nimble speedsters The cinema highlights in June Warhorse versus youngster: Harrison Ford (left) is making his fifth appearance as Indiana Jones, Ezra Miller…
On a treasure hunt with hobby archaeologists: How to become a treasure hunter
Buy a metal detector and go on a treasure hunt? Unfortunately it’s not that easy. In Schleswig-Holstein, prospective amateur archaeologists learn how to use a probe and spade – and…
Dortmund: archaeologists open bunker and find a dilapidated pub
“To the Grotto” Archaeologists open bunker in Dortmund – and find a dilapidated pub There was still furniture, bottles and menus in the underground pub in Dortmund © Roland Gorecki…
Archaeologists discover 1000-year-old graves in Lower Franconia: “Absolute sensation” – Bavaria
Researchers dig up 30 skeletons, there is talk of an “absolute sensation”. And it gets even better: Anyone who wants to can participate in the excavations. Scientists don’t tend to…
Bavaria: Archaeologists discover graves from the Carolingian period – Bavaria
Researchers dig up 30 skeletons, there is talk of an “absolute sensation”. And it gets even better: Anyone who wants to can participate in the excavations. Scientists don’t tend to…
The last witnesses: Archaeologists dig in Munich’s Nazi era – Munich
Archaeologists are often deeply touched by what they discover. The archaeological finds bring new knowledge about perpetrators and victims. In the beginning there was the “Brown House” – more precisely:…