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Discover fascinating ancient artifacts that transport you to civilizations of the distant past:


Detailed athlete faces depicted on a large Roman mosaic from Caracalla Baths.
1500-year-old women’s sandals discovered in Istanbul, featuring a message: ‘Use in health, wear for beauty and happiness.’
A wooden box found in Scotland containing 13 soul stones (1800–1900).
An ancient gold ring belonging to the revered Egyptian figure, priest Sienamun (664 BC).
A 4000-year-old ceramic plate adorned with cat designs, belonging to Peru’s Paracas culture.
A Neolithic jade disc with modern legs dating back to the 3rd century BC, part of China’s Liangzhu culture.
A feather-decorated black lacquer helmet worn by Lord Tachibana Muneshige from Japan’s Edo period (1638).
A clay mask from ancient Rome (100 AD).
The oldest artificial mummies, predating ancient Egypt by 2000 years, found in Chile (5050 BC).

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