The Evolution of India’s Flag
The evolution of India’s national flag is a journey that mirrors the country’s long and tumultuous path to independence. More than just a piece of cloth, the Indian flag represents…
Collapse of an ancient pyramid causes fears of ‘impending doom’ amongst the tribals
An ancient pyramid partially collapsed in Ihuatzio Archaeological Zone, Michoacán, Mexico due to heavy rainfall. The 1100-year-old pyramid was a part of the Purépecha civilization. This collapse has sparked fear…
2,600-Year-Old Water System Discovered in Tamil Nadu
A terracotta pipeline was unearthed during the 10th phase of archaeological excavations at Keeladi, Tamil Nadu, India. The pipeline shows the existence of a sophisticated ancient water management system used…
A Farmer’s Unwitting Archaeological Triumph
In a groundbreaking revelation, the National Museum of Ireland has unveiled the resolution to a peculiar mystery that has captivated historians and archaeology enthusiasts for months. The mystery centered around…
Successful Conclusion of the 46th World Heritage Committee Session in India
The 46th session of the World Heritage Committee, held in India, concluded on Wednesday, July 31, leaving delegates reflecting on their rewarding experiences and expressing gratitude for India’s exceptional hosting.…
Archaeologists Reveal Evidence of Violent Attack on Ancient Jewish Quarter
In a groundbreaking archaeological revelation, a team of researchers has uncovered compelling evidence of a violent attack on the Castrum Iudeorum, an ancient Jewish quarter in what is now Israel.…
Young Professionals in Heritage : Q&A with Smriti Dewan
Welcome to our exclusive interview series, Young Professionals in Heritage, where we delve into the vibrant world of young heritage professionals. This series shines a spotlight on the dynamic individuals…
India gets its 43rd UNESCO World Heritage Site – Moidams, Ahom dynasty’s mound-burial system
The Moidams – the Mound-Burial System of the Ahom Dynasty in Assam, was inscribed on the World Heritage List at the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee, being held…
Young Professionals in Heritage : Q&A with Apoorva Iyengar
Welcome to our exclusive interview series, Young Professionals in Heritage, where we delve into the vibrant world of young heritage professionals. This series shines a spotlight on the dynamic individuals…
World’s Oldest Figurative Art Discovered in Indonesian Cave
Scientists have discovered the world’s oldest known figurative artwork in an Indonesian cave in a remarkable archaeological find. Estimated to be at least 51,200 years old, this important discovery extends…