susanfoster+FollowStone Age Dog Burial Mystery UncoveredArchaeologists just found a 5,000-year-old dog skeleton buried with a bone dagger in a Swedish bog—and no one knows exactly why! The dog was big, strong, and placed in a leather bag with stones to sink it, right next to a ceremonial dagger. Experts think it was all part of a mysterious Stone Age ritual. DNA tests are coming, so we might soon learn more about this ancient pup and its people. Wild, right? #History #Archaeology #StoneAge70Share
jason40+FollowMedieval Silver Pen Unearthed!Imagine losing your favorite pen for 800 years and someone finally finds it! Archaeologists just uncovered a tiny silver-tipped stylus at a long-lost German monastery. This little pen was used by monks for super-precise writing and drawing—think medieval fine-liner. The coolest part? It shows how monks lived, worked, and created art way back in the day. Who knew a lost pen could tell such a big story? #History #archaeology #history00Share
jason40+FollowViking Burial With Shells Is Wildly MysteriousA Viking grave in Norway just turned up something seriously weird: a woman buried with scallop shells covering her mouth. Archaeologists are totally stumped—this has never been seen in a pre-Christian grave before! The woman was likely the boss lady of her farm, decked out in classic Viking jewelry. But what’s with the shells? No one knows, but it’s got everyone buzzing about Viking secrets and ancient rituals. Would you want to know what they mean? #History #Vikings #Archaeology00Share
Jason Cuevas+FollowAncient Walls Underwater? Mind Blown!Archaeologists just found a 7,000-year-old stone wall and a bunch of massive monoliths off the coast of France—and they’re older than the pyramids! These underwater ruins are proof that ancient people were way more advanced than we thought, building huge structures before farming even hit Europe. Some of these walls might’ve been fish traps, others could be territorial markers. It’s like discovering a real-life Atlantis! #History #Archaeology #AncientMysteries40Share
daniellopez+FollowAncient Egyptian Party Boat Found Underwater!Imagine cruising ancient Alexandria in style! Archaeologists just found a 2,000-year-old shipwreck that might’ve been a luxury 'pleasure barge' for Egypt’s elite—think floating palace, complete with feasts among lotus flowers. The boat was discovered near the sunken Temple of Isis and could’ve played a role in wild religious festivals. It’s like Cleopatra’s party yacht, lost for centuries! How cool is that? #History #Archaeology #AncientEgypt60Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowAncient Underwater Wall Found in France!Did you see this? Divers just found a 7,000-year-old wall under the sea off the coast of France—nearly 400 feet long! It’s the biggest underwater structure ever found in France and might have been used as a fish trap or to fight rising seas. Some are even saying it could be the real-life inspiration for local legends about sunken cities. Wild how much history is still hiding underwater! #Science #Archaeology #History20Share
lmiles+FollowA Beardless Jesus Found in Ancient Tomb?!Archaeologists just uncovered a super rare fresco in Turkey showing a young, beardless Jesus as the 'Good Shepherd'—and it might be the only one like it in the whole region! This ancient artwork was hidden in a tomb from the days when Christians had to keep things low-key to avoid persecution. The details are wild: Jesus in a toga, carrying a goat, surrounded by Roman-style art. History nerds, this is seriously next-level! #Religion #Archaeology #History4116Share
frazierdanielle+FollowRoman Fingerprints Found on Ancient BurialsArchaeologists just uncovered actual fingerprints left by Romans 1,800 years ago—on the plaster they smeared over their dead before burial! Turns out, they used a liquid gypsum paste to cover bodies, leaving behind handprints and even fingerprints that are still visible today. This wild discovery in Yorkshire gives us a literal touch from the past and might even help scientists figure out who did the burying—family or pros? DNA testing is next! #History #Archaeology #RomanBritain20Share
Matthew Stevens+FollowAncient Roman Bling Found in Burned HouseImagine stumbling on a charred box packed with Roman coins and jewelry, untouched for 1,800 years! Archaeologists in Romania just uncovered this treasure trove in a ruined home at Histria. The valuables were fused together by a house fire, preserving a perfect snapshot of what a wealthy Roman family kept close. Soon, each piece will be cleaned and displayed, letting us peek into ancient life—and a real-life disaster story! #History #RomanTreasure #Archaeology10Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowPrehistoric Cannibalism? Scientists Spill the TeaImagine finding out your ancient ancestor might’ve been on the menu! Scientists just found cut marks on a 1.45-million-year-old shinbone in Kenya, and they look eerily like someone used stone tools to slice off meat—possibly for dinner. While it’s not 100% confirmed who did the eating (or who got eaten), this could be the oldest evidence of human cannibalism ever. Wild, right? Makes you wonder what else our ancestors were up to! #Science #Archaeology #History00Share
