Archaeology

archaeology

Cleopatra’s tomb remains lost, making its discovery one of archaeology’s most sought-after achievements. This evergreen explainer outlines what is known about her burial, th...

Terracotta Army Conservation

The Terracotta Army damage refers to physical deterioration and loss of original surface detail across thousands of terracotta figures and horses, including paint loss, cracking...

archaeology

As of 2025, no confirmed evidence has surfaced that definitively identifies the intact burial of Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt, or the exact location o...

Guides And Explainers

Frank antique archaeology examines historic objects and sites to reveal how past societies lived, traded, and expressed identity. Unlike sensationalized treasure hunting, this d...

history-and-heritage

On the Titanic 30th anniversary, it is useful to separate enduring facts from fleeting narratives about the ship’s design, ill-fated 1912 maiden voyage, rediscovery, and caref...

Animals & Pets

The question of the oldest picture of a dog is best answered with verified archaeology rather than speculation. By "picture," researchers mean unambiguous visual representations...

history-archaeology

No verified announcement confirms the discovery of Cleopatra’s tomb as of this writing. The search centers on Alexandria and the Taposiris Magna region, where joint Egyptian-D...

Guides And Explainers

No tomb definitively identified as Cleopatra’s has been publicly confirmed by archaeology as of now. Searches focus on the Taposiris Magna temple site near Alexandria, explore...

Status Updates

As of 2024, there is no official, peer-reviewed confirmation that the tomb of Cleopatra VII has been found. Major Egyptian authorities and leading excavators have not announced...

science

Bodies exhumed after 100 years are usually studied for historical, legal, or scientific purposes rather than moved casually. Exhumation at this stage often seeks to clarify iden...