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Archaeologists Discover Tomb of an Unknown Pharaoh!
The dig site in Abydos, Egypt
Post Author - Ellis Nolan
In a second groundbreaking discovery in this region in 2025, archaeologists in Abydos, Egypt have discovered the lost tomb of an ancient Egyptian king. There’s one problem though: they’re not sure which one.
The team that dug up the tomb believes it was built in the late 1600s to early 1500s BCE, potentially by a dynasty of Egyptians shrouded in mystery. During this period, known as the Second Intermediate Period, Egypt was split between...
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Archaeologists Discover Tomb of an Unknown Pharaoh!
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The dig site in Abydos, Egypt
Post Author - Ellis Nolan
In a second groundbreaking discovery in t...
Organic Glass Found Among Remains of Roman Guard
One of the most dramatic events in the history of the Roman Empire was the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE. It is unknown how many perished during the eruption and its fallout, however, haunting images of contorted Pompeiians frozen in time by searing gas and ash paints an image of hellish, alien conditions. In a bizarre twist of the otherworldly occurrence, scientists have found the only documented instance of a victim whose brain was turned to glass by flows from the eruption.
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The Fish That Didn't Stay Extinct: The Story of the Coelacanth
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