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Top 10 Archaeological Stories Of 2008
The top 10 archaeological stories are:
10. Inca skull surgeons were "highly skilled": Dangerous skull surgery was commonly and successfully performed among the Inca, likely as a treatment for head injuries suffered during combat, a May study found.
9. Ancient "Lost City" discovered in Peru: Stone ruins discovered in Peru this past January could be the ancient "lost city" of Paititi, according to claims that sparked serious but cautious responses from experts.
8.
New
pyramid
found
in
Egypt:
Long
buried
by
deep
sands,
the
newly
discovered
4,300-year-old
Queen"s
tomb
is
a
testament
to
a
pharaoh"s
reverence
for
his
mother.
7. Alexander the Great"s "crown," shield discovered: An ancient Greek tomb once thought to have been that of Alexander"s father is more recent than thought and may contain treasures belonging to Alexander himself.
6. Mystery pyramid built by newfound ancient culture: The Huapalcalco pyramid in central Mexico may be the work of a previously unknown culture of ancient people, the Huajomulco.
5. Rare Egyptian "Warrior" tomb found: Feathered arrows lying near a well-preserved coffin suggest that the mummy inside, when alive, may have been a mercenary for an Egyptian king.
4. Stonehenge was cemetery first and foremost: From the start 5,000 years ago, the site was a burial ground—perhaps for prehistoric rulers—and it remained so for centuries.
3. Maya may have caused civilization-ending climate change: A satellite program designed to improve environmental policies in Central America found evidence of ancient, self-induced climate change—offering lessons on how to combat today"s warming.
2. Great pyramid mystery may be solved by hidden room: A sealed space in Egypt"s Great Pyramid may help solve a centuries-old mystery: How did the ancient Egyptians move two million 2.5-ton blocks to build the ancient wonder?
1.
Portal
to
Maya
underworld
found
in
Mexico:
An
underground
labyrinth
filled
with
stone
temples
and
pyramids,
found
in
August,
likely
relates
to
Maya
myths
of
the
afterlife,
according
to
archaeologists.
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