There are several well-kept secrets; historical and mythological sites with a natural setting are Mangar Bani and Anangpur caves, situated in the mechanically shaped Aravalli hill range. The only remaining sacred grove plantation near Delhi; Mangar Bani has a deep historical as well as environmental importance. The Anangpur caves which is located adjacent to it […]Read More
The Murujuga or formerly known as the Burrup Promontory is an impressive social and archeological site located in Western Australia. This region stakes a portion of the biggest rundown of stone carvings in the world, which is said to be more than 40,000 years. The petroglyphs in the rock here have provided responses to a […]Read More
Located in the agricultural contexts of the framework of Ghaggar-Hakra Water course, Rakhigarhi is one of the biggest site destinations of the IVC otherwise called Harappa advancement. Located in the district of Hisar in Haryana, this ancient site has been a gold mine of information that has helped historians and archaeologists to unravel the life […]Read More
Located in the fertile grounds of north eastern Syria is the vailed Tell Qaramel, an ancient archeological site that has interested historians and archeologists in like manner. Situated in the Middle East and attributed to have been established following back to the eleventh thousand years BCE, the site may provide a unique view of early […]Read More
Cosily positioned at the foothills of the limestone precipices there positioned in the delightful region of Cantabria, Spain, is a site of colossal for universally verifiable and historical significance; known as the Cavern of El Castillo. As this delicate caves, which host some of the most beautiful ancient talents ever recorded, provides a glimpse of […]Read More
An archaeological site Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, Bhimbetka Rock Shelters shows how prehistoric population in India lived. These shelters, the World heritage website declared in 2003, are some of the oldest archaeological resources pointing to human presence in the Indian subcontinent. The rock shelters function an in depth collection of prehistoric art, from paleolithic […]Read More
Also known as ancient Jericho, tell es-Ruler is possibly one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. Located in Jordan Valley near modern-day city of Jericho in West Bank, Tell es-Ruler is a place where history, mythology and paleontology come together. Also sometimes referred to as the “oldest city on earth,” this ancient […]Read More