I recently stumbled upon a neat web-based research tool: AEGARON or thee Ancient Egyptian Architecture Online. They describe themselves as: Ancient Egyptian Architecture Online provides…
Recently announced on November 14, archaeologists have announced the discovery of at least 100 perfectly preserved ancient Egyptian coffins, some of which contain mummies alongside…
The Hittites played a prominent role in Anatolia 3500 years ago. Their empire extended from as far East as Carchemish all the way West to…
Museums and cultural institutions have closed their doors as a result of the current pandemic. However, more than 2000 of these institutions have joined forces…
Another piece that is part of the Greco-Roman exhibit over at the Art Institute of Chicago, we see a bell krater or a mixing bowl…
Scheduled to open next month is Greece’s very first underwater museum: …showcasing the wealth of marine life and a historic wreck off the coast of…
Two days ago, Biblical Archaeology Review published a wonderful and detailed piece written by the well renowned Hittite historian, Trevor Bryce. The article highlights the…
Well, as promised, my book review of Eric H. Cline’s Digging Up Armageddon is now up on the Ancient Origins website. You can read it…
In the spirit of providing entertainment, education and more to all those who are fascinated by everything history and archaeology, Archaeology.org (Archaeology Magazine) is providing…
Recently reported by the ekathimerini.com, the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens, Greece is offering online visitors the opportunity to take a virtual tour of…