Iranian cultural heritage, millenary treasures at risk of extinction as collateral damage of war
Iran's cultural heritage faces severe threats and damage as a result of ongoing conflicts with Israel and the U.S., impacting numerous historical sites and artifacts.
Armor Discovered at the Site of the Baekje Royal Palace, Similar to Artifacts from Asuka Temple; Could it Support the Nihon Shoki?
Research indicates that armor found at the Baekje royal palace site closely resembles that discovered at Asuka Temple, potentially validating historical claims in the Nihon Shoki.
Case of a famous gallerist: 321 fake artworks, ancient icons, a Gospel, and a weapon – What was seized by the Greek Police
The Greek Police have arrested a well-known gallerist and an employee for allegedly possessing and selling counterfeit artworks and ancient artifacts.
Three Swiss museums will return 28 bronzes from the Kingdom of Benin to Nigeria
Three Swiss museums plan to return 28 bronze artifacts from the Kingdom of Benin to Nigeria as part of a broader initiative to repatriate looted cultural heritage.
Nine ancient vases are repatriated to Greece
Nine ancient vases have been returned to Greece after a ceremony in Budapest, signifying an important effort to combat long-standing antiquities smuggling issues.
Memorial of the 1932 Revolution opens this Saturday in Cruzeiro, in a historic building where the armistice was signed
The Memorial of the Constitutional Revolution of 1932 opens in Cruzeiro, Brazil, showcasing historical artifacts related to the conflict that ended in the region.
Benin: Meaning of Spoliated Cultural Assets and the Process of Restitution
The article discusses the restitution of spoliated cultural assets in Benin, exploring the significance and challenges of returning these objects to their rightful place.
Sensational discovery in Krosno. The cellars hid a secret. "Military discovery"
A significant archaeological discovery was made in Krosno, Poland, where military artifacts from World War I and II were uncovered during renovation work.
Ancient Egyptian Exhibition Opens in Osaka on the 20th Featuring 150 Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum
An exhibition showcasing 150 artifacts from ancient Egypt will open in Osaka, highlighting significant pieces from the Brooklyn Museum.
Iran has the third largest treasure in the world. Jewels and jewelry worth a trillion crowns
This article discusses Iran's significant collection of precious jewels and artifacts, valued at around one trillion crowns, and highlights its status as one of the most valuable treasures globally.
After three years, archaeological rescue at the 14 Bis-Saracura station is completed with over 110,000 pieces found
An archaeological rescue operation at the future 14 Bis-Saracura metro station in São Paulo has concluded, uncovering over 110,000 artifacts.
South Africa: Missing Joburg Mayoral Chains and Sword Found - but Questions Remain
Some of the missing mayoral chains of Johannesburg have been found, but uncertainty lingers regarding the fate of the remaining items.
They Found a Sling Bullet from 2,000 Years Ago with a Mocking Message
Archaeologists have discovered a rare lead sling bullet from the Hellenistic period near the Sea of Galilee, inscribed with a mocking message in Greek.
Canvas ballot box and voting records of Juscelino Kubitschek are among historical pieces in RR museum
A museum in Boa Vista, Roraima, showcases historical electoral items, including a canvas ballot box used until the 1990s and records from the election of President Juscelino Kubitschek.
150th Anniversary of the Opening of Busan Port, Korea's First Modern Trade Port
A special exhibition commemorating the 150th anniversary of the opening of Busan Port will be held in Busan, featuring historical insights and artifacts related to the port's significance.
Man and Machine: A Beautiful New Working World – or Not?
An exhibition at the LVR-Landesmuseum in Bonn explores the double-edged nature of modern working environments through various iconic artifacts.
Iron Objects from the Bronze Age – but They Have a Cosmic Origin
Most iron objects from the Bronze Age were forged from materials that originated from space, as a recent study found that all tested items were made from metals that arrived on Earth relatively recently in geological terms.
Two wrecks concealed an immense treasure. Thousands of valuable artifacts on the seabed
Researchers identified two Ming dynasty shipwrecks in the South China Sea, one rich in porcelain and the other with wooden logs.
Historical discovery: archaeologists find a 5,000-year-old tomb filled with ancient treasures
A team of archaeologists in southern Spain has uncovered a monumental tomb approximately 5,000 years old, containing a wealth of ancient artifacts in Málaga province.
France returns sacred talking drum looted from Côte d’Ivoire over 100 years ago
France has returned a sacred talking drum, known as the Djidji Ayôkwé, to Côte d’Ivoire, which was looted during the colonial era over a century ago.
Russian Investigators Charge Dutch and Ukrainian Nationals Over Return of ‘Scythian Gold’ to Kyiv
Russian investigators have charged Dutch and Ukrainian nationals in connection with the return of Scythian gold artifacts to Ukraine, claiming they illegally retained items that Russia now considers its property.
Consider Your Rebirth
Ulli Lust explores early human history and gender perspectives in her graphic novel series, tackling the representation of significant historical artifacts like the Venus of Willendorf.
Archaeologists uncover gold-laden tomb filled with elite burial treasures from over 1,000 years ago
Excavations in Panama have revealed a centuries-old tomb filled with gold artifacts, highlighting its archaeological significance.
People, read! Last year's novelty from Dan Brown opened a key topic for the Czech book market
Dan Brown's latest novel has sparked discussion about key themes in the Czech book market, highlighting the dual nature of books as both cultural artifacts and market commodities.
Campaign seeks 50 objects to ‘take the heat’ out of Englishness debate
A new campaign aims to collect 50 objects that symbolize Englishness to promote a more inclusive conversation about national identity in England.
Stone Age Artifacts May Include a Rudiment of 'Writing'
A recent study suggests that Stone Age artifacts analyzed by researchers could indicate an early form of writing, although it is not yet a proper type of notation.
Fifteen years after the rediscovery of Cais do Valongo, archaeologists are still analyzing hundreds of thousands of objects found in the region
Fifteen years after the rediscovery of the Cais do Valongo, archaeologists continue to analyze a vast collection of artifacts, contributing to the historical narrative of the region's past.
Isay Weinfeld Brings Together Architectural Projects with Theatrical Atmosphere in New Exhibition
Isay Weinfeld's new exhibition 'Etcetera' at the Tomie Ohtake Institute celebrates his 50-year career by showcasing a diverse collection of his work and personal artifacts.
Mammoth Tusks and Ochre: Alaskan Tools Reveal the True Pioneers of America
Recent discoveries of ancient Alaskan artifacts suggest that they may point to the true predecessors of the Clovis culture in North America.
‘More dangerous than Annabelle’: This is how the film La Sociedad de las Pesadillas was recorded at the Warren Museum
A group of paranormal investigators and YouTubers describe their eerie experiences while filming at the Warren Museum in Connecticut, revealing that they found even more frightening artifacts than the infamous Annabelle doll.
A 1000-year-old tomb filled with gold discovered in Panama
Archaeologists in Panama have uncovered a nearly 1300-year-old tomb filled with a significant amount of gold artifacts and offerings, providing invaluable insight into pre-Columbian society.
Repatriation of 91 Greek-Jewish Treasures from Poland
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, received a collection of 91 Greek-Jewish artifacts in Warsaw, marking their repatriation from Poland after decades.
Ancient Egypt, the new museum inaugurated with 330 works
A new exhibition featuring 330 works, including mummies and artifacts from Ancient Egypt, has opened at the Castello Sforzesco in Milan.
From Nazi Looting to Return: 91 Greek-Jewish Artifacts Are Coming Back to Greece
Ninety-one Greek-Jewish artifacts stolen during World War II are returned to Greece from Poland in a symbolic act of cultural restitution.
Paris: Seven Georgians to be tried in June for the theft of Pushkin manuscripts
Seven Georgians face trial in Paris for the theft of cultural artifacts linked to Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
Ancient Egypt’s golden treasures dazzle London in landmark exhibition
A major exhibition showcasing over 180 ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the golden mask of King Amenemope, has opened in London, emphasizing cultural exchange and tourism promotion.
A 1000-year-old forest-grown fortress found in Poland
Archaeologists have discovered an exceptionally well-preserved medieval settlement in Poland's forests, revealing ancient secrets and artifacts.
Once toxic 'Chemical Beach' now a famous UK spot for treasure hunters
A once-contaminated beach in the UK, known for its hazardous waste, is now a sought-after location for treasure hunters seeking polished Victorian glass artifacts.
Grave Robbers Missed Everything: A Treasure Found in Turku Cathedral
Recent archaeological findings in Turku Cathedral have revealed significant historical artifacts related to Queen Kaarina Maununtytär, the only queen buried in Finland.
"Pay attention to non-metal things as well." Archaeologists in Liberec trained treasure hunters
Archaeologists in Liberec have been training treasure hunters to recognize the importance of non-metal artifacts in their searches.
They Thought It Was an Ordinary Stone. The True Origin of the Piece They Had in Their Garden for Years Astonished Them
A couple in New Orleans discovered a nearly 2,000-year-old Roman tombstone while landscaping their garden, challenging their initial assumptions about the stone's origin.
The Will of the Righteous Army That Rose at Times of National Crisis... 'Namdo Righteous Army' Museum Opens on the 5th
The Namdo Righteous Army Historical Museum officially opened in Naju, South Korea, on February 5th, displaying artifacts and exhibitions that commemorate the history of local righteous armies during various national crises from the 16th century onwards.
‘Relooted’, the African video game that challenges players to recover objects stolen by colonizers: “It’s a rescue mission”
The game 'Relooted' challenges players to recover artifacts stolen by colonial powers through missions set in a futuristic 2099.
'My heritage is not for sale': Mexico demands the return of 195 pre-Hispanic pieces auctioned by eBay
The Mexican government has demanded the return of 195 pre-Hispanic artifacts listed for sale on eBay by a user in Orlando, Florida.
Canberra museum celebrates everyday items from ancient Greece and Rome
The Australian National University Classics Museum showcases everyday artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome, offering insights into their domestic life.
Virayatan of Rajgir... The stories of Jain tradition reflected in the displays
The article discusses the Virayatan museum in Rajgir, Bihar, showcasing the rich history and traditions of Jainism through vibrant dioramas and ancient artifacts.
Findings from Žibininkai village enriched the collections of the Kretinga Museum
The Kretinga Museum has received new archaeological findings from Žibininkai village, including various artifacts dating from the 17th century.
Louvre Director Resigns Months After Daring Museum Theft
The director of the Louvre has resigned following a high-profile theft at the museum involving valuable artifacts.
The Gold Mine of Kalamaja: A Tool for One, a Jewelry for Another, for a Third...
The article explores the various monetary items found in Kalamaja, Tallinn, shedding light on the historical currency used in the 15th century and related artifacts.
The enigmatic signs carved by our ancestors to remember information 40,000 years ago
Researchers have discovered that ancient artifacts featuring complex geometric signs were likely used by our ancestors to record information.