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The discovery provides clues about how ancient Egyptians likely dealt with pregnancy and maternal mortality. A tomb containing an ancient Egyptian woman and her unborn child./span/p/div p class=”dropcaps”>Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient Egyptian woman who likely died…

Isaac Newton was still a student when an epidemic broke out in London in 1665, and he became obsessed with the disease. Auctioneers and fine art appraisers BonhamsNewton claimed in his notes that his treatment “drove out the infection and…

This impressive villa, covering 43,000 square feet, roughly equivalent to the size of eight basketball courts, was located in the then city of Autisiodorum sometime between the first and fourth centuries AD. INRAP The Roman villa complex discovered near Auxerre,…

Baby bottles have been around for thousands of years and may help us understand the prehistoric baby boom. H. Seidl da Fonseca/Nature JournalWhile the switch from maternal milk to animal milk allowed mothers to become more fertile again, leading to…

After metal detectorists found brooches on Senja Island, a team of archaeologists carried out a large-scale excavation and discovered the burial site of a Viking woman and her dog. On the remote Norwegian island of Senja, archaeologists have unearthed a…

Archaeologists excavating the ruins of Gordion have just discovered an ancient Phrygian tomb that may belong to a relative of the legendary King Midas, a ruler known for being able to turn everything he touched into gold. @atakanakcayyy/InstagramArchaeologists are excavating…