Gary Manners is a journalist for Ancient Origins, specializing in ancient history and archaeology. With a passion for uncovering the mysteries of the past, Gary's articles delve into fascinating discoveries, enigmatic artifacts, and intriguing historical events. His work aims to bring the wonders of ancient civilizations to life and spark curiosity in readers about our shared human history.
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Gary Manners' articles primarily focus on scientific and cultural themes, particularly in the areas of archaeology, ancient civilizations, historical discoveries, artifacts, and cultural heritage. His coverage often includes industry-specific insights and expert commentary.
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By: Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell, Sahir, johnblack, Sahir, Sahir, Robbie Mitchell
Archaeologists in Croatia have recently made a significant discovery on the Pelješac Peninsula, unearthing a Greek-Illyrian helmet that dates back to the 6th century BC.
Researchers in Guatemala have unearthed fascinating evidence of a dramatic ritual burning of royal remains, pointing to a significant political shift in the ancient Maya city of Ucanal.
By Keagan Brewer /The Conversation The Voynich manuscript has long puzzled and fascinated historians and the public.
By: Nathan Falde, Sahir, Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell, Sahir, Joe Green
There’s always something new in archaeology, it would seem. In an unexpected development, archaeologists performing excavations in eastern Germany
By: Nathan Falde, Veronica Parkes, Gary Manners, Sahir, Sahir, Aleksa Vučković, Sahir
A team of researchers recently completed a study into the origins of two ancient skeletons from China that were both missing parts of their lower leg at the time they were buried.
By: Gary Manners
Patolli, an ancient game of strategy and chance, once captivated the minds and hearts of Mesoamerica. It is one of the oldest games known in the Americas
By: Cecilia Bogaard, Aleksa Vučković, Robbie Mitchell, Gary Manners, mrreese, Gary Manners, Nathan Falde
Britain's history is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of diverse cultures, a reality seemingly overlooked by proponents of nationalism and anti-immigration policies.
By: Sahir, Bryan Hill, Sahir, Gary Manners, Sahir, Kerry Sullivan, Sahir
Researchers have finally unveiled the age-old mysteries surrounding a historic Islamic sword dubbed “Excalibur”, due to its position when found evoking parallels to the legendary sword of King Arthur.
By: Gary Manners, Nathan Falde, Gary Manners, Nathan Falde, Nathan Falde, Cecilia Bogaard
In a recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience," Tucker Carlson made controversial statements regarding Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, suggesting
In a scientific first, an international team of researchers from the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the United States has found evidence to suggest
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