Removal of loose sand from the antechamber directly behind the wall with two sphinxes at the tomb at Amphipolis has revealed a floor section made of irregular pieces of white marble on a red background. This room also has traces of a fresco with blue coloring on the wall behind the sphinxes.
read more UPDATE: Unusual Floor Uncovered in Amphipolis Tomb – Archaeology Magazine.
Manchester Museum is set to take a trip through the ages by displaying some of the items which have been discarded over the years at […]
Fossils unearthed at a construction project in South Carolina belong to a bird with the largest wingspan ever known, according to a new study. The […]
The earliest probable case of Down syndrome in the archaeological record comes from a 5- to 7-year-old child who lived in medieval France some 1,500 […]
