Archaeologists in Mexico Discover Toltec Altar with Human Sacrifices
During archaeological excavations in the city of Tula, Mexico, researchers uncovered an ancient altar associated with the Toltec civilization. This…
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Russia Strikes UNESCO Site in Lviv: Ukraine Calls for Action
As a result of the Russian attack on March 24, the central part of Lviv, which is listed as a…
The First Taras Shevchenko Monument in Africa Unveiled in Botswana
The first monument to Taras Shevchenko on the African continent was ceremoniously unveiled in Botswana. The installation of the monument…
Archaeologists Investigate Unique 3400-Year-Old Sword from Bavaria: New Discoveries
Near the Bavarian city of Nördlingen, archaeologists conducted a detailed study of a type of sword known as Achtkantschwert, created…
Rock Paintings Over 10,000 Years Old Discovered in Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have found a unique site with rock paintings that are over 10,000 years old. The new discovery…
Kyiv Customs Officials Hand Over Unique Tripolye Vase from the 5th Millennium BC to Museum
Kyiv customs officials have transferred a valuable archaeological find – an ancient Tripolye vase, dated to the 5th millennium BC,…
In Italy, archaeologists have discovered the legendary basilica described by Vitruvius over 2000 years ago
Archaeologists in the Italian city of Fano have made a sensational discovery — they have confirmed the existence of a…
NBU Announces Release of New Commemorative Coins Honoring Ukrainian Figures
In May, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) plans to issue two new commemorative coins with a denomination of 5…