Africa
eng
ENGengFRfr

archeology 

    Articles
    Choose a period
    Unearthing Ancient Healing: Morocco’s 15,000-Year-Old Medicinal Secrets
    The site of Taforalt on 11 September 2017. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    6 November, 11:48
    More 3
    World's Oldest Ochre Mine Uncovered in Eswatini With Advanced Technology, Dating Back 40,000 Years
    An aerial view of the remaining intact portions of Lion Cavern, Ngwenya iron ore complex in northwest Eswatini. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    1 November, 11:06
    More 3
    Rediscovering Ta-Kr-Hb: Face of Ancient Kushite Princess Brought to Life
    Reconstructed image of Ta-Kr-Hb's face. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    26 October, 19:02
    More 3
    Goatfish in Stone: Petroglyph in Form of Capricorn Discovered in Egypt
    Tracing of the petroglyph - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    15 October, 19:05
    More 3
    Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Egyptian Tomb With Intricately Painted Coffins
    The burial chamber of Edi, the daughter of Governor Djefaihapi, the nomarch of Assiut during King Senwosret I, was discovered during clearance work at Tomb I in Assiut. - Sputnik Africa
    Ekaterina ShilovaWriter / Editor
    6 October, 10:50
    More 3
    Ancient Egyptian Fort Yields Remarkable Discoveries, Including Ramesses II's Sword
    Pharaoh Ramesses II's sword - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    8 September, 11:25
    More 3
    UNESCO Adds Five New African Sites to World Heritage List
    Draa or round squares of the Royal Court of Tiebele in Burkina Faso - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    29 July, 18:28
    More 3
    Ancient Egyptian Scribes and Modern-Day White Collars May Have Much in Common, Study Shows
    Tourists at the Karnak Temple - the largest temple complex of Ancient Egypt in Luxor - Sputnik Africa
    Martha Yiling
    28 June, 16:52
    More 3
    Is It Possible to Know Any Fact About History of Mankind? Archeologist Answers
    Archeology - Sputnik Africa
    Kirill KurevlevManaging Editor
    17 June, 12:40
    More 3
    Scientists Uncover Buried Nile Branch That May Have Transported Pyramids’ Stones
    The pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mykerin (left to right) on the Giza Plateau on the outskirts of Cairo. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    17 May, 14:22
    More 3
    'Quite a Shocker': British Auction House Offers 18 Human Skulls From Ancient Egypt
    Skulls in the auction - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    30 April, 18:45
    More 3
    Egypt Gets Back Stolen Head of Pharaoh Ramesses II From Switzerland, Ministry Says
    The head of Ramses II returned to Egypt - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    22 April, 11:53
    More 3
    Egypt Cancels Contentious Pyramid Restoration Project
    Tourists ride horses towards the Khafre Pyramid, center the Khufu Pyramid, right and the Menkaure Pyramid at the historical site of Giza near Cairo, Egypt, on Tuesday, June 13, 2006. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    18 February, 11:58
    More 3
    Study: Alexander the Great's Father Philip Found in Tomb
    A fresco painting of a hunt tops the facade of a tomb believed to belong to the ancient Greek King Philip II of Macedon, at Vergina museum, northern Greece, Oct. 7, 2014. Archaeologists believe one of the figures is Philip's son Alexander the Great, seated on a rearing horse in the center of the painting. According to archaeologist Angeliki Kottaridi, head of the archaeological sites of Vergina and Pella, Philip II was the first to succeed in uniting Greece's squabbling city-states. Philip effectively received a fractured state when he became king in 359 (B.C.), and, in 25 years, succeeded in creating the greatest power of his time through … substantial military, economic and social reforms, she told the AP. - Sputnik Africa
    Mary Manley
    18 February, 11:20
    More 3
    Mystery of Egyptian Artifacts Found in Scottish Schoolyard 71 Years Ago Finally Solved
    Head of a statue of a man in sandstone, mid-12th Dynasty (about 1922-1874 BC © National Museums Scotland - Sputnik Africa
    Ian DeMartino
    26 November 2023, 11:54
    More 3
    Huge Roman Treasure Discovered in Sardinia, Italy
    Sardinia - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaSamantha AriasWriter
    5 November 2023, 14:17
    More 3
    'Scent of Eternity': Scientists Recreate Smell of Mummification Balm Used in Ancient Egypt
    Egyptian mummies - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaRasina MusallimovaWriter
    23 October 2023, 16:56
    More 3
    Ancient 'Emoji' Uncovered by Brazilian Jungle Drought
    Mysterious carvings show human faces - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    21 October 2023, 14:53
    More 3
    Jars of 5,000-Year-Old Wine Discovered in Egypt
    Archaeologists have discovered 5,000-year-old wine vessels in central Egypt - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaSamantha AriasWriter
    2 October 2023, 15:32
    More 3
    Tablets Unearthed in Turkey Reveal Previously Unknown Indo-European Language
    At this excavation site at the foot of Ambarlikaya in Boğazköy-Hattusha in Turkiye, a cuneiform tablet with a previously unknown Indo-European language was discovered. Credit: - Sputnik Africa
    Egor Shapovalov
    23 September 2023, 06:06
    More 3
    20 more articles
    Opinion
    Infographic
    Special operation in Ukraine
    Video
    International
    Sub-Saharan Africa
    North Africa
    Russia
    App StoreGoogle playAndroid APK
    © 2024 Sputnik All rights reserved. 18+
    • For a week
    • For a month
    • For a year
    • For all time
    Newsfeed
    0