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At Ancient Origins we believe that one of the most important fields of knowledge we can pursue as human beings is our beginnings. And while some people may seem content with the story as it stands, our view is that there exists countless mysteries, scientific anomalies and surprising artifacts that have yet to be discovered and explained .
Ancient Origins hosts The Ancient Origins News Desk, a history show with 100 episodes published.
Archaeologists in Jerusalem have uncovered remarkably preserved burned wooden beams dating to the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BC, providing rare evidence of the Babylonian conquest and life in ancient Judah
Archaeologists have discovered a Late Period funerary complex at Tell Quesna in Egypt's Nile Delta, uncovering 560 ushabti figurines, amulets, and imported pottery.
Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman military camp in Cerdanya linked to the suppression of the Ceretani revolt in 39 BC, with inscribed sling bullets identifying the forces of Governor Domitius Calvinus.
Explore the fascinating role of anonymous human figures in Kyushu's decorated tombs from the Late Kofun period, revealing ancient Japanese beliefs about death and collective identity.
The source of the 1789 smallpox outbreak that devastated the Indigenous population in Australia has been widely debat
Archaeologists in Devon, England have uncovered a rare Roman villa featuring a stunning polychrome mosaic, an elaborate bathhouse, and high-status artifacts.
Discover the 2,000-year-old Liubo game boards found in Han Dynasty tombs in Xi'an, China. Learn about this ancient Chinese board game and its archaeological significance.
The famous Greek story of Odysseus and his Odyssey adventures could be entirely fantasy or it could be about real places, but where are these strange locations?
The Witch's Grave towers over the slopes of Leaval (Layaval) above Loch Aisebhat in Scotland, where archaeology and
A new study reveals that ancient Egyptian princesses from the Middle Kingdom were skilled archers, challenging assumptions about their roles and the weapons found in their tombs.
A mysterious warrior stood in swirling water, raising a spear with a commanding presence.
Was Odysseus real? Explore the archaeological evidence behind Homer's legendary hero, including a 2,400-year-old sanctuary on Ithaca dedicated to his worship.
A new CT scan study reveals the 500-year-old Boy of Cerro El Plomo died from a ritual blow to the head, not hypothermia, reshaping our understanding of the Inca Capacocha sacrifice.
A 5,000-year-old crystal dagger from Spain may be the most sophisticated prehistoric weapon ever discovered, revealing extraordinary Copper Age craftsmanship and technology.
New research suggests Botticelli’s muse Simonetta Vespucci may have died from pituitary tumour apoplexy, not the previously suspected tuberculosis
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Egyptian necropolis discovered 24 mummies with gold tongues and rare false doors, revealing remarkable new evidence of beliefs in the afterlife and funerary rituals.
Rare 2,300-year-old Celtic iron shackles found in Allonnes, France, shedding light on the brutal reality of Celtic slavery and Iron Age social hierarchy in ancient Gaul.
Archaeologists have deciphered the name of the first known Maya mathematician and astronomer from a 1,200-year-old inscription discovered at Xultun, Guatemala.
Discover the mystery of the 500-year-old Inca child mummies of Llullaillaco, whose remarkably preserved remains reveal new insights into Inca religion, sacrifice, and life in the Andes.
An incredible discovery for Christianity - archaeological findings in İznik, Turkey, reveal the possible remains of the church where the First Council of Nicaea was held in 325 AD.
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