Category Archives: Artarch

In 2011, archaeologists made an extraordinary discovery in the ancient city of Avaris, Egypt, one that shed new light on the warfare and religious practices of ancient Egyptians. In the ruins of a palace, they unearthed four large pits containing 16 severed human hands, some of which were unusually large. This find, dating back over […]

Introduction to Newspaper Rock Located in Indian Creek State Park, Utah, Newspaper Rock is one of the most impressive and mysterious petroglyph sites in North America. This 200-square-foot rock surface is covered with hundreds of ancient carvings, including human figures, animals, and unique geometric shapes. These details were engraved onto the dark varnished sandstone, highlighting […]

Introduction The Latidan Bridge is an architectural masterpiece from Iran’s Safavid dynasty, located in Hormozgan Province. Built in 1627 under Shah Abbas I, this bridge is not only a symbol of military strength during the war with the Portuguese but also a testament to the region’s economic and social development over the centuries. With its […]

Introduction: A Glimpse into France’s Oldest Home Nestled in the heart of Aveyron, France, stands a house that has withstood the test of time for over seven centuries. Built in the 13th century, this 700-year-old home is not only the oldest house in France but also a fascinating window into the architectural ingenuity and social […]

Introduction to the Pazyryk Culture and the Discovery of the Ancient Chariot In recent decades, archaeologists have conducted numerous excavations in the Pazyryk Valley, Gorny Altai, Russia, uncovering kurgans (burial mounds) containing remarkable relics from the Pazyryk culture of the Scythians, which existed during the 5th–4th centuries BCE. One of the most notable discoveries is […]

Long before the Egyptian and Sumerian civilizations made their mark on human history, a mysterious culture thrived in the Nubian desert—Nabta Playa. Dating back over 8,000 years, Nabta Playa was not merely a surviving community but a pioneering civilization skilled in adapting to extreme conditions, with advanced knowledge of astronomy and religious rituals. This remarkable […]

The discovery of a 4,500-year-old ancient Egyptian tunic is a remarkable find, not only as a testament to the exquisite textile craftsmanship but also as an invaluable artifact that provides deeper insight into the daily life and art of ancient Egypt. This tunic, dating back to the Old Kingdom, around the time the Great Pyramids […]

Introduction Nestled in the remote region of Grootfontein, Namibia, lies one of Earth’s most fascinating cosmic relics—the Hoba meteorite. Discovered in 1920 by a local farmer, this massive iron slab has since become a scientific marvel, attracting researchers and tourists alike. Weighing an estimated 60 tons, the Hoba meteorite is the largest known meteorite that […]

Uncovering a Shared Ancient Mystery In distant corners of the world, from the rugged landscapes of Utah to the ancient caves of Japan and the windswept plains of Azerbaijan, petroglyphs—rock carvings created by ancient peoples—have been discovered. What’s astonishing is that these carvings share remarkable similarities despite vast geographic and cultural distances. Each of these […]

1. A Historic Image at Abu Simbel A vintage photograph captures a man perched on the top of one of Abu Simbel’s colossal statues – a famous temple in Egypt, constructed during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II. Before modern excavations, the desert sands had nearly engulfed the statues, covering them almost to the head, […]