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2,300-year-old grave has remains of Greek prostitute who may have followed Alexander the Great’s army

The woman, who was buried with an ornate bronze mirror, was laid to rest 2,300 years ago on the road to Jerusalem

Shocking weird things that were normal for Mayans (video)

You want an example? They adorned their teeth with jewels as a display of wealth

Eight new chambers revealed at the Sahure pyramid

The conservation and restoration project inside Sahura's pyramid, initiated in 2019

Roman Cosmetics Shop Unearthed in Turkey

The researchers also found small fragments of 10 different pigments thought to have been used as makeup

2,000-year-old Roman era makeup & jewelry unearthed in ancient city of Aizanoi

The Roman Connection: Examining the jewelry & cosmetics

Libya floods reveal forgotten structures in ancient Greek city of Cyrene (video)

Cyrene, founded in 631 BC by Greek settlers, stands as a testament to the rich history of the region

This is “the most terrifying sound in the world”: Hear the Aztec Death Whistle (video)

“The sound that the death whistle makes innately strikes fear into your heart”

Sites in Ohio may be as vital to human history as the pyramids – Why have they been ignored for so long?

These piles of dirt may be as culturally and historically significant as Stonehenge or the Colosseum

2,300-Year-Old Greek Bronze Mirror Discovered in Israel

Such bronze mirrors, usually decorated with engravings of idealized female figures or goddesses, are usually associated with Greek women of high status

Face of Early Bronze Age Woman From Scotland Reconstructed

The 4,000-year-old remains were recovered from Scotland’s Upper Largie Quarry in 1997

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