Posted inBronze Age Archaeology

A Megalithic Complex Found in Kazakhstan was a Place of Worship for Gold Miners in the Bronze Age

A team of researchers has recently published the results of a comprehensive study on an impressive megalithic monument located in the Burabay district, in the Akmola region of Kazakhstan. The complex, named “Taskamal” by the local inhabitants, meaning “stone fortress” in Kazakh, features unique and monumental architecture that archaeologists believe could be closely linked to […]

Posted inAntiquity, Art

The Story of the Discovery and Loss of the Golden Horns of Gallehus, Created in the Germanic Iron Age

The story of the impressive and extraordinary Golden Horns of Gallehus, from their creation, discovery, and ultimate loss, is perhaps one of the saddest in European archaeology, specifically Danish. Both pieces, found separately, were recognized immediately upon discovery as exceptional finds, and the fact that today we can only admire reconstructions of the originals constitutes […]