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Archaeologist is 'close' to finding the tomb of Queen Nefertiti
The long-lost tomb of the ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti could finally be found, according to leading archaeologist, Dr Zahi Hawass.
How To Party Like An Ancient Greek
The Ancient Greeks supposedly partied hard thousands of years ago - but what were these get-togethers really like?
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After thousands of years, archaeologists think we've finally found 'Noah's Ark'
Prof Dr Kaya said the dating of the pottery broadly aligned with traditional estimates of Noah's lifetime.
Times Square to hold second ball drop in July to mark America's 250th birthday...
Major signs of another coming Dark Age — collapsing the West could make history repeat
Western civilization arose in Greece in the 8th century BC, when some 1,500 city-states emerged from a murky, illiterate 400-year-old Dark Age.
Egypt reveals restored colossal statues of pharaoh in Luxor
Egypt has unveiled two colossal statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in Luxor. The alabaster statues, known as the Colossi of Memnon, were reassembled after a two-decade renovation project.
Ancient Egyptian ‘superyacht’ hints at existence of Cleopatra’s barge
The 2,000-year-old vessel, found off the coast of Alexandria, may shed light on Shakespeare’s description of the boat in Anthony and Cleopatra
From the California gold rush to Sydney Sweeney: How denim became the most enduring garment in American fashion
The American blue jean was created in 1873 by tailor Jacob Davis, who patented the design with Levi Strauss, founder of the eponymous denim retailer