For all the history buffs and archeology lovers who have harbored dreams of embarking on thrilling adventures akin to Indiana Jones, a special gift awaits you. "The Archeologist" is a unique educational project dedicated to bringing you news and incredible facts from the riveting world of archaeology. Delve into captivating photographs and unearth the history behind astonishing artifacts, architectural marvels, and historic sites from across the globe.
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Exquisite Handcrafted Door Lock by Frank Koralewski
Crafted in 1911 with gold, silver, and bronze. -
Snow Goggles of the Arctic Circle
Discover how the Arctic Circle inhabitants protected their eyes from snow blindness for over 4,000 years. -
Dabus Giraffes of Niger
These petroglyphs located in the Air Mountains, Niger, are among the largest in the world, dating back to 8000 BC. -
700-Year-Old House in Iran
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Innovative Shoes Invented by "Mad Tex Hazel"
Designed in the 1920s by a cattle thief to conceal his tracks while stealing cows. -
Chinese Bronze Sword from the Warring States Period
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Neo-Assyrian Amethyst Vase from the 8th Century BC
Part of a private collection. -
Basilica Cistern of Constantinople
An ancient underground reservoir in Constantinople. -
Temple-Theater Complex at Monte San Nicola, Italy
Unearthed in the early 2000s in Pietravairano, Italy. -
Ancient Roman Arena in Pula, Croatia
Witness a football match held at this 2000-year-old arena. -
Carved Stone Chain at Gaurishwara Temple, India
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The Tollund Man: A Remarkably Preserved Body from Denmark
A sacrifice from the pre-Roman Iron Age, with fingerprints still intact after 2,400 years. -
Ancient Amber Cup from Hove, England
Discovered in a round mound dating back 3,270 years. -
Golden Mask of Tutankhamun
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Jade Burial Suit from the Han Dynasty
Dating back to 202 BC. -
Coca Castle in Central Spain
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Bronze Phrygian Winged Helmet
Dating back to the 4th century BC and recently auctioned. -
Preserved Ancient Egyptian Hairstyle
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Trier Gold Hoard: 2,516 Gold Coins from Trier, Germany
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18th Century Armor of an Imperial Palace Guard, China
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Abandoned Tree House from Papua New Guinea
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Ancient Gold Ring from the Tomb of a Thracian King, Bulgaria
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Basement of The Colosseum in Rome
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Sculptures in an Abandoned Abbey in England
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Anglo-Saxon Silver Coin Hoard near Lenborough, Buckinghamshire
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The Oldest Artificial Eye in the World
A 4,800-year-old prosthetic eye used by a woman in Iran. -
Mosaic of Icarus and Daedalus at Zeugma, Türkiye
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Roman Aqueduct in Segovia, Spain
Constructed by Roman Emperor Trajan (98-117 AD). -
Pompeii Excavations
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Bird-Themed Shoes from Haarlem, Holland
Dated to 1300-1350 AD and found at the Archaeological Museum Haarlem, Netherlands.