frazierdanielle+FollowAncient Mask Found in Bahrain’s Lost GraveArchaeologists just dug up a 3,300-year-old grave in Bahrain and found a tiny, super rare ceramic mask between two women and a baby. Only one other mask like this has ever been found in the country! The grave also had seashell rings, ancient makeup tools, and more. This find is giving us a peek into the mysterious Dilmun civilization—who knew they were so into their burial rituals? Can’t wait to see what secrets this little mask reveals! #History #Archaeology #AncientHistory40Share
jason40+FollowBuried Secrets Near Sutton Hoo?!Did you see this? Archaeologists just uncovered a burial site in Suffolk, England that’s being called the next Sutton Hoo! They found ancient Anglo-Saxon burial mounds, including a possible princely grave with a horse and weapons, right where they’re building a nuclear power station. It’s wild to think there’s still so much history literally under our feet. Who else wants to go on a treasure hunt in England now? #History #Archaeology #HistoryNerd30Share
eday+FollowNefertiti’s Tomb: Almost Found?!Zahi Hawass, Egypt’s most famous archaeologist, says he’s THIS close to finding Queen Nefertiti’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings. He’s been digging for years and now has a hunch it’s near Hatshepsut’s tomb. If he pulls this off, it could be the biggest discovery of his career! Plus, his new doc, “The Man with the Hat,” spills all the drama, from epic finds to wild controversies. Would you watch? #History #Nefertiti #Archaeology112Share
daniellopez+FollowMedieval Kids Buried With Bling?!Get this: archaeologists in Siberia just found medieval child graves loaded with fancy belts, jewelry, and even a silver pendant that looks straight out of Byzantium. Turns out, these treasures weren’t about love or mourning—they were all about showing off elite status, even for kids! Apparently, being born into the right family meant you got blinged out in life AND death. Wild to think childhood used to be all about status, not playtime! #History #archaeology #history60Share
Roy Davis+FollowAncient Cheetah Mummies Found in Saudi CavesDid you know scientists just found mummified cheetahs in Saudi Arabian caves? We’re talking seven full-on mummies and bones from 54 more cheetahs, some over 1,800 years old! No one’s sure how they got so perfectly preserved, but the dry caves helped. The wildest part? Their DNA links them to cheetahs from Asia and Africa, which could help bring these big cats back to places they vanished from. Nature is seriously wild! #History #CheetahMummies #WildlifeDiscovery00Share
frazierdanielle+FollowBlack Death Mass Grave Found IRLMedieval mystery solved! Scientists just uncovered a mass grave in Germany packed with Black Death victims from the 1300s. This is the first time researchers have systematically pinpointed a plague pit using a mix of old records and modern science. Less than ten of these sites are known in all of Europe! Next up: digging in for more secrets about how the plague spread and how people coped. History buffs, this is wild! #History #BlackDeath #Archaeology101Share
Samantha Johnson+Follow2 Million-Year-Old Human Ancestor UnveiledScientists just dropped the most complete Homo habilis skeleton ever found—over 2 million years old! This ancient human ancestor had super strong, long arms (think Lucy vibes) and stood about 5'3" but weighed just 68 lbs. The find is a total game-changer for understanding how our early relatives moved and lived. Still waiting on more leg bones to see if they were tree swingers or ground walkers. Human evolution just got way more interesting! #History #HumanEvolution #FossilFind10Share
jason40+FollowNeanderthal Got Stuck—And Changed ScienceImagine falling into a cave and being stuck for over 128,000 years! That’s what happened to Altamura Man, a Neanderthal whose skeleton was found embedded in an Italian cave wall, covered in weird 'cave popcorn.' Turns out, he probably starved or dehydrated after getting trapped. But his misfortune gave scientists the best Neanderthal skeleton ever—and even busted myths about their noses! Sometimes, history’s biggest accidents are science’s biggest wins. #History #Neanderthal #AltamuraMan40Share
Jason Cuevas+FollowAncient Man vs. Lion: The Ultimate Survival StoryImagine surviving a lion attack—6,000 years ago! Archaeologists just found a skeleton in Bulgaria with skull and limb injuries that actually healed, meaning this guy lived for months after a lion mauled him. The wildest part? He probably needed his community to care for him, showing that even back then, people looked out for each other. Plus, evidence of humans and lions clashing is super rare. Talk about hardcore resilience! #History #archaeology #history20Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowBeachy Head Woman’s True Story RevealedRemember all those stories about the Beachy Head Woman being proof of ancient African migration to Britain? Turns out, DNA says nope! New tests show she was actually a local, born and raised on England’s south coast during Roman times. The old skull-shape method got it wrong, and now museums are rethinking her whole story. Wild how one skeleton can rewrite what we thought we knew about British history! #Science #DNA #History71Share
