Archaeology Adventures

11/27/2025

Everything vanished in seconds as the tornado tore through the area. People were trapped inside a hotel with nowhere to go… and barely made it out alive!

11/26/2025

The Force of Nature Floodwaters Tear Down Large Structure in Valley.

11/26/2025

11/25/2025

Flooding hits Lviv, Ukraine 🇺🇦 following heavy rainfall.

11/25/2025

Major flooding due to severe rainfall hits Bed-Stuy in Brooklyn, New York 🇺🇸

11/24/2025

Holmestrand, Norway

Significant flooding occurred due to the extreme weather event known as Hurricane Amy. Numerous cars were submerged, causing significant financial losses. Local residents are working to divert the floodwaters by creating ditches and installing stone barriers to protect their homes. Hurricane Amy continues to cause problems, including road closures and train cancellations.

11/24/2025

Storm Alice has unleashed torrential rains and flash floods across eastern Spain, forcing thousands to evacuate and causing major disruption to air, road, and rail transport.

11/24/2025

Hurricane Imelda rumbles toward Bermuda as airport, schools and ...

11/23/2025

This relief, located within the tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62) in the Valley of the Kings, dates back to the 18th Dynasty of Egypt's New Kingdom, around 1323 BC.

Carved into the tomb walls, the scene depicts Tutankhamun in vibrant color, holding symbols of power while interacting with other figures. The stone's texture, weathered by millennia of desert air, adds depth and history. Its scientific value lies in its depiction of ancient Egyptian life and beliefs.

A silent dialogue between the pharaoh and his subjects, carved in stone, forever frozen in time. The relief, a window to a vanished world, reminds us of the enduring power of art and the ephemeral nature of human existence.

11/23/2025

Building Collapses into River – Super Typhoon

11/23/2025

Flash Flood Turans Village Into River – Uttarkashi

11/23/2025

Here is a fragment of the ancient city of Ephesus, located in present-day Turkey, believed to have been built around the 10th century BC.

This image showcases a weathered stone archway, revealing the exquisite brickwork and stonework, bearing the indelible marks of time and the elements. The interplay of natural decay and meticulous construction highlights its historical and scientific importance.

Through the window to the past, nature and human endeavor intertwine, evoking a sense of wonder and the enduring allure of ancient architecture. It is a testament to the cyclical dance of creation and erosion, a beautiful paradox etched in stone.