Group of dolls arranged in a ceremonial scene, from a dry tomb; belonged to Chancay culture, (900-1400 AD) - Peru. #archaeohistories

Then they ask why the Ottoman Empire collapsed... 😆 #archaeohistories

A brilliantly preserved bronze Phrygian winged helmet, dated to the 4th Century BC. Christie's Auction #archaeohistories

“The only 3D representation of a Valkyrie ever found. Thumb-sized figurine of gilded silver inlaid with black niello. Discovered in Denmark and dated to around 800 AD.” #archaeohistories

A 35,000 year old Mammoth Ivory carving is one of humanity's oldest artworks, found in southern Germany. The Neanderthal Museum Mettman #archaeohistories

A 33,000 years old small carving of a bird found in the Hohle Fels cave in Germany in 2002. Sculpted in mammoth ivory, it's the earliest known representation of a bird. Blaubeuren Prehistory Museum, Baden-Württemberg, Germany #archaeohistories

Seems 1620 was a bad year. 😀 #archaeohistories

Seems like the 21st Century version of a 'Message in a Bottle' 😀 #archaeohistories

Remains of ancient Roman road connecting Antakya in modern-day Türkiye and Aleppo in Syria showcases the remarkable engineering of the Roman Empire. Built over two thousand years ago, these roads were major projects that required significant effort and resources. Their impressive construction has stood the test of time, with some sections still existing today. The lasting quality of these roads highlights Romans’ exceptional skill and lasting impact of their infrastructure. #archaeohistories

The Inca-built "Stair of Death" leads to the summit of Huayna Picchu, towering over 8,850 feet (2,700 meters) in Peru. Created 600 years ago, these precarious stone steps allow access to the top, where the Incas constructed temples and terraces. The sheer vertical climb is a testament to their architectural ingenuity and resilience, as they transformed the rugged landscape into functional spaces while connecting the sacred site to the sky. #archaeohistories