Ancient Content
Ancient Content — Ancient History, Archaeology & Lost Civilizations
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When Demons Were a Diagnosis
From a Babylonian clay tablet to a Bavarian bedroom in 1976, people have described the same symptoms and reached for the same explanation. We checked the famous cases against the records.
Michel’s gravesite, which became a place of pilgrim...
Ice Age Footprints at White Sands Track a Shrinking Lake
Between about 23,500 and 21,700 years ago, people walked repeatedly across the muddy eastern edge of a lake in southern New Mexico. A study published on 14 October 2026 in Science Advances reconstructs what that landscape was doing while th...
The Bible’s Kings in Their Enemies’ Words
Egypt, Assyria and Babylon named Israel’s kings in their own records. What archaeology has found of the Bible, and what it has not.
A panel of the Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III, set up at Nimrud about 825 BC. The figure bowing at right...
Saint Olaf’s Penny Found in the Mørstad Hoard
Saint Olaf’s penny from the Mørstad Hoard. Credit: Lill-Ann Chepstow-Lusty / Museum of Cultural History.
Anne Skogsfjord had already sorted the coin. It sat with the English coins struck for Æthelred II. Then she read the lettering around...
They Abandoned Every Hillfort in Northern Spain, and Nobody Knows Why
Watch now | Northern Spain emptied its hillforts in one generation around 400 BC. New radiocarbon work shows where it started. Why it happened is still open.
Around 400 BC, every fortified hilltop village in northern Spain was abandoned, i...
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