A groundbreaking study from Harvard University reveals that the ancient people of Carthage were genetically closer to Greeks than to their Phoenician founders, reshaping our understanding of ...
Archaeologists say a 2,200-year-old specimen is the first direct evidence of how the Carthaginian war machine used the giant mammals in the Punic Wars.
Hannibal marching his elephants over the Alps is one of history's most legendary moments, and now archaeologists have found a bone that proves it really happened. During the Second Punic War, the ...
A study of burials at Heraclea Sintica reveals residents of mixed European and African ancestry, highlighting migration and social life.
Carthage and Rome had amicable relations. But as their respective spheres of influence grew, Mediterranean geopolitics drew ...
The Roman Empire's naval bases probably gave them the idea for similar structures in southern and western Norway.
Josh Widdicombe’s Museum of Pop Culture Saturdays and Wednesdays, all platforms Alongside the chart-topping Parenting Hell ...
By creating a setting that feels like a plausible but reconstructed past, the building presents what critics have described as a “conceptual archaeology.” ...
By creating a setting that feels like a plausible but reconstructed past, the building presents what critics have described as a “conceptual archaeology.” ...
Indian Defence Review on MSN
Archaeologists May Have Just Found Long-Lost Proof of Hannibal’s War Elephants in Spain!
A 2,200-year-old elephant bone discovered in Spain may be the first direct evidence confirming Hannibal’s use of war elephants in his campaign against Rome during the Second Punic War.
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Elephants were used as war machines by Hannibal, and a rare bone found under a hospital is direct evidence these creatures existed
In 2020, archaeologists conducted excavations ahead of the construction of a hospital near the city of Córdoba in Spain and ...
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