Mike Swan stopped at the sight of off-road vehicle tracks, looked down, and slowly closed his eyes. His hand clutching tobacco he would later sprinkle, Swan, an Anishinaabeg Native American from ...

Another burial from 1,000 years later was discovered in between the two mounds. Out of all the discoveries that were made in Magdeburg, one of them really stood out.

Striking gold jewelry and weapons made by Sarmatian nomads have been unearthed from three burial mounds in Kazakhstan that ...

The nomadic Sarmatians dominated the steppe region, which was spread between Eastern Europe and Central Asia from about fifth ...

Photo from the Atyrau Region's official portal Archaeologists in Kazakhstan recently unearthed a pair of ancient burial mounds linked to a lost empire, officials said. The mounds — which are ...

In 1939 a series of mounds at Sutton Hoo in England revealed ... link between the events described in Beowulf and the burial, the same world of traditions and ideas inspired them.

In 1935, Archeaologist Wilford believed the bowls were of Oneota origin. The Oneota lived AD 1100-1500 across southern Minnesota. However, Archeaologist Wedel disputed this in 1954, identifying the ...

The decision to grant this honor was made at the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in India, recognizing the immense historical and cultural importance of these ancient burial mounds.