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The tomb was built during the time of Ancient Egypt's 18th dynasty for a man named Sa-Mut and his wife

Scientists say the ancient mummies are degrading because of an increase in the humidity of the air they are exposed to

The odd statuettes, together with plenty of other ancient figurines and precious objects, were recovered from a pit

The tomb sits on the outskirts of the small town of Lavau in France's Champagne region, archaeologists say

Islamic State fighters used heavy vehicles to bulldoze the ancient city of Nimrud, pillaged whatever was left standing

Archaeologists say the settlement was established in Neolithic times, survived well into the Bronze Age

The wreckage of the Japanese WWII battleship, dubbed Musashi, was found resting on the floor of the Sibuyan Sea

The tomb dates back to roughly 3 millennia ago, was built to honor a nobleman named Amenhotep and his wife

The elderly woman was of high status, archaeologists suspect she was one of the benefactors of the Grey Friars friary

The house was built sometime in the 1st century, both the Byzantines and Crusaders thought it to be Jesus' home

The shrines, excavated close to the town of Gegharot in Armenia, were used to predict things that would happen

Archaeologists find evidence Neanderthal women made clothes while the men carved and sharpened stone tools

The coins, believed to have been forged about 1,000 years back, were found by divers exploring an ancient harbor

The weapon penetrated the monarch's neck, moved upwards into his brain and stopped when it hit his skull

The sword measures 75 centimeters (nearly 30 inches) in length, dates back to the late 18th or early 19th century

Evidence indicates the ancient document once served to guide people who needed help overcoming all sorts of trouble

Archaeological evidence indicates humans discovered some of the psychoactive substances still in use today eons ago