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12 Most Incredible Archaeological Finds

November 7, 2023

Archaeologists have discovered the ancient Hellenistic era city of basania in Albania, which was once an illyrian City that fell to Roman control, confirming its existence after being lost to time.

The tapestry titled "Gideon's present to the Lord" is a remarkable piece of art that tells the story of Gideon from the Old Testament, showcasing intricate details and historical significance. The unique design of the dance floor, with layers of carefully prepared fills, created a deep bass-like sound when danced upon, potentially involving up to 26 people and creating a loud thunderous sound.

The discovery of a massive gold bracelet or collar from the 3rd Century in Estonia offers valuable insights into the country's early centuries CE and highlights the significance of such jewelry in Scandinavian society during the Roman Iron Age.

The discovery of a rare 1,400-year-old iron hammer at the Usha archaeological site reveals the previously unknown iron industry of the Jewish settlement, making it a significant find.

The nearly 1,000 individual carved graffiti on Pyramid tombs and a rock-cut Temple in Sudan showcase a diverse range of images, including animals, religious symbols, and transportation means, offering a glimpse into the civilization of ancient Kush and its expressions of belief. The team's multi-disciplinary approach, including the use of innovative techniques like RTI and 3D scanning, has allowed them to read hieroglyphic texts with unprecedented accuracy, offering us a glimpse into the lives of those who shaped Egypt's rich past.

The Kailasa Temple in India, carved out of a single piece of rock by hand, is the largest monolithic building in the world and took 20 years to complete, showcasing the incredible dedication and skill of ancient Hindus.

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