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History's REAL Faces: 15 Death Masks of Famous and Infamous Figures

From Pharaoh Teti to Dante, Napoleon, and even Heinrich Himmler, death masks preserve the real faces of some of the most famous and infamous figures in history. ....

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Gold Not Used as Money in Bronze Age Britain, Claims New Study

While gold was used for decorative and ceremonial objects in Bronze Age Britain, a new study claims that it was not being used as currency. ....

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3,300-year-old Canaanite jars found in Tiryns rewrite history of trade

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Jan. 17, 2021
The fall of the great city of Ugarit and rise of towns along the coasts of today’s Israel and Lebanon had been thought to date after the empires around the Mediterranean collapsed 3,200 years ago. Now the discovery of a significant number of Canaanite jars in the Mycenaean city of Tiryns dating to well before the collapse indicates otherwise.
As the ancient civilizations around the Mediterranean arose, they not only warred on one another, they traded with each other too. Until the still-enigmatic large-scale collapse of civilizations around the Mediterranean in the 13th century B.C.E., Ugarit in today’s Syria had been believed to be the main trading partner across the sea for the Aegean kingdoms Tiryns and Mycenae. ....

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