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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Historical Collectibles: When Typewriters Write History
The House of Bavarian History in Regensburg now also preserves the typewriter of Kurt Eisner, adding to its rich collection of historically significant artifacts.
Archaeologists find European pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries during works in a square in Amapá
Archaeologists unearthed historical artifacts during construction work in the Barão do Rio Branco Square in Macapá, Brazil, shedding light on aspects of local life in the 18th and 19th centuries.
N. Kaklamanis: Complete album with the execution of 200 in Kaisariani
A Belgian collector possesses a complete photographic album of the execution of 200 in Kaisariani, revealing more than previously published photos.
A century later: Turkey begins the hunt for the lost treasures of Trabzon – The case goes to the Russian occupation of Pontus
Turkey is renewing efforts to reclaim historical manuscripts and artifacts taken during the Russian occupation of Trabzon a century ago, sparking diplomatic and cultural discussions.
The historic gold pendant of Henry VIII that was lost has been sold: how many millions were paid for it
A lost gold pendant from the marriage of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon was found in 2019 and is now part of the British Museum's collection after a significant public fundraising effort.
"For things to become old and interesting, they must be allowed to live"
The article discusses the importance of allowing historical items and artifacts to exist and be appreciated for their cultural significance.
British Museum raises money and purchases pendant linked to King Henry VIII
The British Museum has acquired a golden heart pendant linked to the union of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon after raising £3.5 million to prevent its sale to a private collector.
The order of Manuela Rosas: the story of the mandate that has guarded San Martín's sword for a century
The debate over the transfer of San Martín's sword has revived historical memories tied to the mandate of Manuela Rosas, which stipulates the sword's final depositary as the National Historical Museum.
Join the Night Walk in the Universe of the Silla Kings
The article highlights a night walk event in Gyeongju, South Korea, where the ancient burial mounds of the Silla Kingdom are illuminated, showcasing their historical significance and the intrigue surrounding the artifacts.
Water Leak at the Palace
There was a water leak at the Royal Palace in Norway due to a loosened connection in a hot water pipe, but damage appears to be limited and no significant historical artifacts were affected.
They intervened a figure of San Martín in San Lorenzo after the controversy over the corvo saber
An artist painted a blue tear on a statue of General San Martín in San Lorenzo, igniting discussions after the historical saber's relocation.
Where to see San Martín's sabre for free: location, days, and times
San Martín's sabre returns to military custody and is now available for public viewing for free in Buenos Aires.
Rare Watch by Courvoisier at the Upcoming Vergos Auctions
Vergos Auctions will feature a unique collection of rare historical artifacts and artworks in its auction of 19th and 20th-century historical and folkloric items.
The Perfume of the Mummy: Researchers Document Ancient Civilizations' Scents Through 'Smelling' History
Researchers are exploring ancient scents through historical texts and artifacts, reviving the significance of smell in understanding past civilizations.
Judicial presentations continue for San Martín's curved saber while it awaits in San Lorenzo
Historian Araceli Bellota presented an amicus curiae regarding the saber of San Martín in a judicial case while San Lorenzo's mayor expressed optimism about its return.
Where Will San Martín's Curved Sword Be?
President Javier Milei formalized the relocation of José de San Martín's historical curved sword, prompting immediate resignations in institutional leadership and a legal battle with territorial successors.
The government officialized the transfer of the curved saber of San Martín to the Granaderos Regiment
The government has officially announced the transfer of General José de San Martín's curved saber from the National Historical Museum to the Granaderos a Caballo Regiment, effective from this Saturday.
The discovery that amazes an English village: a Roman box carved in bone
In the quiet village of Broadway, Worcestershire, a recently discovered Roman box carved in bone has captured the community's attention, overshadowing local art galleries and antique shops.
Borgin denies any responsibility for the warehouse
Reykjavík City has stated it has no responsibility for damages to Truenorth's property following a fire that destroyed a warehouse in Gufunes, where historical artifacts were reportedly stored.
Local History: Retelling Former Rural Life
The Heimatmuseum in Taufkirchen showcases a section dedicated to the religious aspects of historical rural life, featuring numerous religious artifacts such as holy pictures and crucifixes.
More than 400 19th-century shoes washed up on a beach: 'Surely many stories are hidden behind them'
Over 400 shoes from the 19th century have washed up on a beach in southern Wales, raising questions about their origins linked to a forgotten shipwreck.