A groundbreaking new study has revealed the world's oldest evidence of mummification. Researchers analyzed 54 burials in southern China and Southeast Asia, and found the practice there dates back more than 12,000 years. archaeology.org/news/2025/09/1…

Studying Humanism during the Renassiance for a class, I also hoping, to explain this concept through a art piece for my art history class.

Episode #6 - Jimmy Corsetti EXPOSES Egypt tour guide - EXPLOSIVE confere... youtu.be/zi2drXxHo7I?si… via Aaron Hynes - Megalithic Mystery Extend audience to history lovers, not just archeaology which is great. Thanks I noticed, a quick mentioned of me lol. I am definitely a fan.

I am not sure, yet if my article gets published I post if does for my colleges newspaper.

A Hellenistic Etruscan tomb at Tarquinia. From Diana Pavel's (Bucharest) talk in the Etruscan Landscapes conference. #TombTuesday

NEW Fragments of a wall painting from a Sogdian Royal Palace at Sanjar-Shah, Tajikistan. Reconstruction of the scene found it depicts a procession of priests approaching a large fire altar, offering a rare glimpse into ancient fire worship. 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2…

The 144-foot-long “F.J. King,” which sank in Lake Michigan in 1886, was known as a “ghost ship” that nobody could locate. bit.ly/3KyCRVc

When Dionysus hosts a drinking contest, everyone wins. The wine god stars in a Roman sarcophagus decoration with satyrs, gods, lions, and maenads. “They’re guiding the deceased to the afterlife with ecstasy, wine, and happiness,” says one archaeologist. archaeology.org/issues/septemb…

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In my art history class, studying Baroque art in Spain. I love that time period, and more so some of the art is at my favorite museum.

A perfectly preserved large woven basket dating back to around 10,500 years has been unearthed in the Judean Desert, Israel 🇮🇱; the Antiquities Authority has announced. Experts believe the artifact is likely the oldest of its kind ever discovered. The find was recovered along

In 2015, archaeologists made an extraordinary discovery in the Champagne region of France—a lavishly furnished tomb belonging to a Celtic prince dating back to 5th Century BC. The exact identity of the prince remains unknown, as no inscriptions or written records were found to

I just submitted a job application and have more good options to apply for before the weekend starts.

The Menga dolmen, one of the largest megalithic monuments of ancient Europe, was constructed with an extraordinary level of scientific understanding. bit.ly/4ilSZ8d

Honoured to be a guest curator for a fab new exhibition telling a history of Northamptonshire in 100 objects. If you can't visit in person then check out the resources online. Which object is your favourite? #FindsFriday Northampton Museum & Art Gallery Historic England northamptonmuseums.com/homepage/73/hi…

I am happy that my journalism classes are going well. I am probably reviewing a museum for my campus magazine.

I attended my nephew's elementary school soccer game and had a great time. Of course, I took pictures and videos.

I am studying Baroque Art this week and its artists from this time. I am reading about the Dutch Baroque artists.

Pair of earrings. Roman Imperial period, circa AD 200-300. Medium: gold set with garnet. Geography: Eastern Mediterranean.

Still working on applications for work its a hard process, but I have to be patient. I am doing well, in school with my classes.