Archaeologists in Egypt recently discovered a 4,000-year-old tomb containing a collection of ancient jewellery near the city of Luxor. A joint US and Egyptian expedition discovered 11 sealed burials, which revealed a collection of necklaces, bracelets, armlets, scarab rings, and girdles made from va

Jewellery worn by a Scottish woman was recently showcased for the first time in 4,000 years. Pieces of a necklace and bracelet were unearthed in 1870 at a burial site near Dundee. Now, National Museums Scotland conservators have combined the original pieces with recreations.

Archaeologists discovered a hidden treasure trove of gold jewellery during the excavation of an Egyptian temple. The discovery was made at the Karnak Temple complex, which was constructed more than 4,000 years ago and is located near the Luxor pyramid.

A large private luxury bathhouse was discovered in Italy more than 2,000 years after it was concealed by a volcanic eruption. The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD is one of history’s most well-known volcanic events, burying Roman settlements such as Pompeii and Herculaneum in rock and ash.

An excavation in Scotland uncovered 42 jet beads and nine jet plates. Initially, it was believed the recovered items were part of a single piece of jewellery; however, recent research revealed they were a matching set. The jewellery is believed to be an elaborate high-status collection, as indicated

A treasure trove of ancient jewellery and coins from Roman and Etruscan times recovered in southern Tuscany. Archaeologists had been digging in San Casciano dei Bagni, a town about 160 kilometres north of Rome, since 2019.

A remarkable collection of ancient artefacts, including jewellery, was unveiled at a special ceremony in Cyprus. Among the collection of around 60 pieces is jewellery from the Chalcolithic Period (3500BC-1500BC), which tells an intriguing story of the region’s history. The ceremony was hosted at the

Archaeologists in England discovered an ancient Roman villa complex during countryside excavations. The site contains many intriguing artifacts, including jewellery. Among the artifacts discovered are brooches, rings, coins, tableware, and a belt buckle decorated with horses. The Roman Empire’s re