Read more about the article New Secrets Unearthed at Minoan Palace of Zominthos on Crete
New examinations have been done at the Palace of Zominthos, on Crete, and proved that the original structure may have been up to three stories high and to date back to 2,000 BC. (Greek Ministry of Culture/Newsflash)

New Secrets Unearthed at Minoan Palace of Zominthos on Crete

Recent excavations at an Ancient Greek ruin first unearthed in 1982 has revealed the site was an important religious sanctuary. A dig was carried out at the Minoan palace on the Zominthos plateau in the foothills of Mount Ida on the island of Crete this summer. It revealed that the…

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Read more about the article Half Tonne Of WWII Explosives Found On French Beach
A deminer at the beach where 100 kilos of shells were discovered. (Mairie de Messanges/Newsflash)

Half Tonne Of WWII Explosives Found On French Beach

A huge arsenal of World War II explosives have been found on a beach in southern France. The WWII arsenal, including shells and mines, was found at Messanges Beach in the commune of Messanges in the south-western French department of Landes on 30th September. According to French newspaper Sud Ouest,…

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Read more about the article Prince George To Keep Attenborough Shark Tooth Fossil
When they met, Sir David Attenborough gave Prince George a tooth from a giant shark, the scientific name of which is carcharocles megalodon. (@KensingtonRoyal/Newsflash)

Prince George To Keep Attenborough Shark Tooth Fossil

Prince George can keep his shark tooth according to Maltese officials who caused a stir over the 23 million year old fossil given to him by naturist Sir David Attenborough. Malta's Culture Minister Jose' Herrera caused an international fuss when he told the Times of Malta that he wanted to…

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Read more about the article Egyptian Archeologists Find Rare Limestone Sarcophagus
The limestone sarcophagus. (The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities/Newsflash)

Egyptian Archeologists Find Rare Limestone Sarcophagus

An incredibly well-preserved limestone sarcophagus and numerous funeral statuettes known as ushabti have been discovered by Egyptian archaeologists. The find at the Gharaifa site in Tuna al-Jabal near the city of Minya, located in Upper Egypt, was announced by officials on Monday, 21st September. The white limestone sarcophagus is decorated…

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Read more about the article Chapel Built By Famous Conquistador Found In Mexico
An archaeologist excavating in the prehispanic remains in the temple of the church La Inmaculada Concepcion in the neighbourhood La Conchita in the municipality of Coyoacan in Mexico City. (Alejandro Meraz Moreno-INAH/Newsflash)

Chapel Built By Famous Conquistador Found In Mexico

These are the remains archaeologists have found after discovering a chapel that was built by the former Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes. Cortes was a Spanish conquest to door whose expedition led to the collapse of the Aztec Empire bringing much of what is now modern day Mexico under the rule…

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