A wealth of grave goods, which included hundreds of large wine jars - some of which were sealed - were uncovered by the archaeologists in the tomb of the First Dynasty Egyptian queen Meret-Neith.

Archaeologists find remnants of 5,000-year-old wine in ancient tomb of Egypt

Archaeologists have discovered the oldest known wooden structure made by the hands of a human ancestor, and it is nearly 500,000 years old. The researchers were working near Zambia’s Kalambo Falls when they stumbled upon the simple wooden structure which they said suggests people who made it were cognitively sophisticated.

Archaeologists in Zambia discover world’s oldest wooden structure

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery of Palaeolithic cave art in "Cova Dones" or "Cueva Dones", a cave site in Spain. With over 100 ancient paintings and engravings believed to be at least 24,000 years old, this discovery can arguably be considered one of the most important finds on the Eastern Iberian Coast in Europe.

Researchers discover 'remarkable' 24,000-year-old palaeolithic cave art in Spain

Scientists have come across what may be Europe's oldest lakeside village. Guarded by a fortress of defensive spikes, what could be one of Europe's earliest sedentary communities lies beneath the waters of Lake Ohrid aka, the "Pearl of the Balkans.

Scientists unearth Europe’s oldest lakeside stilt village behind a fortress of defensive spikes

Decades after a retired chicken farmer found curious bones in Australia's New South Wales, scientists have identified the remains as those belonging to an almost 250 million-year-old lizard-like species.

Scientists identify 248 million-year-old lizard-like creature that survived what dinosaurs couldn't

You must've seen videos of certain types of whales that hunt by merely swimming with their mouths open. Their prey just seems to swim right into their cavernous mouths and into their bellies.

Scientists unearth 248 million-years-old marine reptile that shared this curious similarity to whales

Human ancestry is often taken as a done and dusted topic by the layperson. However, that is far from true. Adding to the mystery, an ancient skull is now baffling scientists with its not-so-similar features to the modern human.

Newly-discovered skull in China baffles scientists. Is it yet another lineage of humans?

Search for the biggest animal to have ever lived on Earth and the internet will tell you it's the Blue Whale. However, scientists may have found a bigger contender that could dethrone the giants of the ocean.

Not blue whale, this 40mn-year-old animal is largest ever to have lived on Earth

An ancient Bronze Age arrowhead discovered in Switzerland in the 19th century has revealed an unexpected origin - it is made of iron that fell from the sky. The arrowhead, as per findings published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, was made from a meteorite.

Switzerland: Bronze age arrowhead traced to 'object that fell from the sky'

Depending on whether you believe in the concept of heaven and hell, this news might interest you. In the United Kingdom, a rare seal that can offer you a fast track to heaven or lessen your time in purgatory is going up for sale.

Medieval seal that can help fast track a person's entry into heaven to put on display in UK

Archaeologists are digging a remote site in Nebraska in hope to find remains of missing indigenous children who died in boarding schools in the 1880s and early 1900s. The children were separated from their families and often died under mysterious circumstances. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Missing Indigenous Children: Archaeologists dig remote site in Nebraska

Archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old fresco painting which depicts what may be called the Italian pizza's ancient ancestor in the ruined city of Pompeii, said Italy's Culture Ministry on Tuesday.

A pizza history | Archaeologists discover painting of pizza's 'ancestor' in ruins of Pompeii

Archaeologists recently discovered a 4,000-year-old religious burial ground in the Netherlands, which has been dubbed as the "Stonehenge of the Netherlands”. The mound discovered is 65 feet in diameter and contains the remains of around 60 men, women and children, as reported by Phys.

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old ‘Stonehenge’ burial ground in the Netherlands

According to the archaeologists an ancient oblong artefact, which dates back to 42,000 years, has a carving over it which suspiciously looks penis-like. Some of them also believe that the artefact can be one of the earliest phallic figurines discovered in the world.

This ancient 'penis-like' blob is oldest Phallic depiction, archaeologists believe

A sword, made of bronze and estimated to be more than 3,000 years old, was unearthed in southern Germany in such a well-preserved state that it “almost still shines”, officials said.

Archaeologists in Germany unearth 3,000-year-old sword that 'still shines'

Archaeologists at Pompeii on Tuesday found two new skeletons of male victims who possibly perished during the earthquake that accompanied mega eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79.

Archaeologists find two new skeletons of males at excavation site in Pompeii

Archaeologists discover stunning, rare mummy portraits in Egypt's Philadelphia

Florida is notorious for strange happenings, from fearless residents battling gators to wacky plans of "shooting down" hurricanes, the internet is full of at times unbelievable stories from the US state.

Florida beach chucks up a weird 80 feet object, what it is remains 'a mystery'

A team of Canadian researchers claim to have discovered two new minerals from their analysis of the world's ninth-largest meteorite discovered in Somalia. They indicate that a potential third new mineral might also be present in the 15-tonne meteorite that landed in east Africa, near the town of El Ali, in the Hiiraan region.

Analysis of meteorite reveals two alien 'never before seen on Earth' minerals

Iraq unveils archaeological park with 'monumental' ancient carvings

Archeologists have found a gold funeral mask that is believed to be approximately 3,000 years old. It was discovered in a tomb in the ancient noble city of Zhengzhou in central China.

Archaeologists unearth China's 'oldest gold object', a funeral mask

According to archaeologists in Georgia, a tooth believed to be from a 1.8 million-year-old early human ancestor has been discovered.

Archaeologists unearth pre-human tooth dating back 1.8 million years

Archaeologists have found an inscription that they say indicates the site of the home of Saint Peter, Jesus's first disciple and Peter's brother Andrew, the second disciple. The finding near the Sea of Galilee is thought to be at the site of a church that was built over Peter and Andrew's home.

Team of archaeologists come across exciting discovery, site indicates home of St. Peter

Archaeologists uncover hundreds of ancient Egyptian coffins and bronze statues of deities

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