Opened a couple Loot Crates from my latest Cave Frens🗿 Excavations
brought me back a TucanTribeNFT.algo and some $RWA & $NIKO

Excavations 👷🏻🏗️

The head of a statue of Hygieia, the Greek goddess of health, was discovered wedged between two rocks in Laodikeia -

During excavations in the ancient city of Laodikeia, located in Pamukkale, Denizli, southwestern Türkiye, archaeologists unearthed a 2100 year-old statue head of

Excavations in northern Greece at the birthplace of Alexander the Great (reigned 336–323 B.C.) in Pella, the capital of ancient Macedonia, have unearthed grand townhouses, avenues, bathhouses, and agoras that are revealing the early life of the king.

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''' #Ancient #Troy ''' During the excavations of the ancient city of #Assos , terracottas of a group of #Musicians , figures playing Flute , Kitara , Tambourine , reciting poetry and dancing belong to the entertainment world of 2,500 years ago #TruvaMuseum #Çanakkale 🇹🇷

In 1965, a Ukrainian farmer stumbled upon the lower jawbone of a mammoth while excavating his cellar. Subsequent excavations unveiled the remarkable discovery of four huts constructed using a total of 149 mammoth bones. These ancient dwellings, estimated to be over 15,000 years

#OTD in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, which spans the East River from New York City's island of Manhattan to Brooklyn, opened. Read more about the bridge (illustrated right) and excavations of the city's earliest beginnings as a powerhouse of trade.

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The shoe of a Roman legionnaire, found during the excavations of a military camp near the German city of Saalburg. Ca. 100 BC - 100 AD.

Fab talk on excavations in Glencoe from ⁦Edward Stewart⁩ at ⁦Archaeology Scotland⁩ ARP

Ciao, Cosa! 2024 excavations begin soon!

The richest tomb of the 5th Millennium BC :

In 1970s, archaeological excavations in Bulgaria, near the modern city of Varna, identified a large Copper Age necropolis, dating back to 5th Millennium BC, which featured the oldest gold artifacts ever discovered until that time.

It’s Trilobite Tuesday! Arctinurus boltoni (pictured) is one of NY's most famous Silurian trilobites. Originally discovered during 19th Century excavations for the Erie Canal, hundreds of complete specimens of this 400-million-year-old arthropod have been found in recent years.

Dr. B. R. Mani, DG NM and VC IIH, will be speaking in the upcoming E-Lecture Series 'Tathagata - Celebrating Buddha Purnima' about the recent excavations at Sarnath. The lecture will be live-streamed on The History Enthusiasts YouTube Channel at 4:30 PM on May 28, 2024.

This is how Ancient Greece really looked like. Here's a reconstruction of Curetes Street in ancient Ephesus.

Ps: A peristyle house on the corner of Curetes Street is known as the brothel, because in the excavations, a statue of Priapus with an oversize phallus was found there.

Visited today a 10th century lost temples city- Ashapuri !

Ashapuri, located near Bhopal, features 26 temple ruins built between the 9th and 11th centuries under Pratihara and Paramara patronage.
Excavations initiated in 2010 by the Department of Archaeology and Museums,

So according to the latest report on Naira land😂 Archaeological excavations in Uturu shows that Ndi igbo have been inhabiting the land for more than 10,000 years ago before Adam (Before you argue that Adam is the first man, remember he existed about 6000 years ago according to

In the 1930s, excavations were being made beneath the basilica. Expecting to find only a few medieval tombs, this what they unearthed:

An entire necropolis of pagan mausoleums, 30 feet below ground.

Ongoing excavations in Pompeii’s Regio IX area have unearthed the home of Pompeiian political candidate Aulus Rustius Verus. It contained an interior lararium, or household altar, decorated with 2,000-year-old election propaganda and serpents.

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Experts identify the original Sarcophagus of Ramesses II :

The identification of the original sarcophagus of Ramesses II by an archaeologist at the Sorbonne University marks a significant breakthrough in Egyptology. This discovery, made during recent excavations, offers

Excited to be heading to #ARP2024 to talk about our #Glencoe2023 season and excavations at the Summerhouse of MacIain. UofG Archaeology NTS Archaeologist Glencoe Folk Museum