Artifacts & News
  • The Sword of Goujian, a 2,500 Year Old Bronze Sword with Intricate Patterns, Found in Hubei Province, China
    The Sword of Goujian: A 2,500-Year-Old Wonder Worth Knowing
    Discovered in 1965 in Hubei Province, China, the Sword of Goujian is one of the most remarkable artifacts of the ancient world.
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  • Pottery shards that researchers used to identify the tomb as Thutmose II's. Image credit: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
    Thutmose II Tomb: The First Royal Discovery Since Tutankhamun
    A British-Egyptian team has made history by uncovering what is believed to be the first pharaoh’s tomb discovered since Tutankhamun’s. Located near Luxor, the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II reveals a painted chamber, enigmatic inscriptions, and hints of further hidden chambers, opening a fresh chapter in Egypt’s ancient royal legacy.
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  • A ritual spoon discovered on the Isle of Man is only one of 28 known of its kind across Europe.
    Ancient Spoon Exposes Isle of Man Fire Ritual Past
    An Ancient Spoon Ritual Find emerged on the Isle of Man in 2025, tied to Iron Age blood rites. This 2000-year-old bronze relic puzzles experts today.
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  • Astronomers are closely tracking asteroid 2024 YR4, which has a 2.3% chance of impacting Earth in 2032, according to NASA.
    Asteroid 2024 YR4: A Cosmic Threat Looms Over 2032
    Few space objects grab attention like an asteroid with a chance to strike Earth. In late 2024, astronomers found asteroid 2024 YR4, a near-Earth rock flagged for its faint odds of impact. By February 2025, NASA set those odds at 2.3% for December 22, 2032—a slim possibility that stirred interest. Spanning 130 to 300 feet,…
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  • Replica of the Ark of the Covenant. Image credit: Mary Harrsch
    The Ark of the Covenant: Tracing Its Past and Vanishing Trail
    The mystery of the Ark of the Covenant has fascinated people for centuries, influencing religious traditions, literature, and modern pop culture.
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  • Lion Man Artifact Carved from Mammoth Ivory Found in Hohlenstein-Stadel Cave
    Lion Man: Decoding an Ice Age Ivory Vision
    In Germany’s Stadel Cave, the Lion Man Figurine, carved 40,000 years ago, emerged in 1939. This 12-inch ivory piece, blending lion and human, is a striking artifact of Ice Age creativity that still fascinates us today.
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  • The Phaistos Disk Impressed with Hieroglyphic Symbols in Heraklion Archaeological Museum
    Linear A: Europe’s Ancient Written Riddle
    Linear A, etched by Minoans from 1800 BC to 1450 BC on Crete, defies translation. Its ancient signs still puzzle today.
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  • A Polished Green Slab Known as Green Stone aka Giant Wish Stone in Hattusai n Turkey
    Hattusa’s Green Stone: An Ancient Enigma in Stone
    The Hattusa Green Stone, a 2,200-pound nephrite cube from 1600 BC, rests in Turkey’s Hittite ruins. Found in 1834 AD, its ancient role remains unclear. Today, it captivates all.
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