Joanna Gillan is the Director at Ancient Origins. She specializes in exploring cultural movements, tourism, and travel technology, often highlighting the intersections of these themes in her work. Joanna's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, showcasing her commitment to understanding and communicating the evolving landscape of travel and culture.
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Joanna Gillan's coverage primarily centers around ancient civilizations, archaeology, historical discoveries, and cultural traditions. Her articles often feature investment analysis and expert commentary.
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By: Gary Manners, Nathan Falde, Robbie Mitchell, Kerry Sullivan, Robbie Mitchell, Joanna Gillan, Jonathon Perrin, Gary Manners
Archaeologists excavating at ancient Shiloh in Israel believe they have uncovered the stone foundations of the biblical Tabernacle, the sacred sanctuary that once housed the legendary Ark of the Covenant.
By: Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell
Archaeologists in Gdansk, Poland have made an extraordinary discovery beneath the floor of a beloved ice cream parlor, unearthing a rare five-foot-long
By: john-syrigos, Nathan Falde, Nathan Falde, ashley cowie, Joanna Gillan
Imagine flying high above the sun-drenched plains of southern Peru where the land is a canvas for ancient puzzles or riddles.
By: Gary Manners, Alicia McDermott, Robbie Mitchell, Joanna Gillan
Archaeologists working on Rome's Metro Line C have uncovered three remarkable 15th-century bronze medals bearing the image of Pope Paul II, providing
By: Gary Manners, Aleksa Vučković, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell
Deep beneath the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia, archaeologists and local authorities have announced the restoration of what they believe to be humanity's earliest known mental health facility.
By: Gary Manners, Joanna Gillan, ashley cowie, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell, ashley cowie
Peru's iconic Machu Picchu citadel risks losing its designation as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World due to a number of issues including mounting overtourism concerns and conservation challenges.
By: Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell, ashley cowie, Robbie Mitchell
A remarkable 2,200-year-old rock carving discovered in China's remote Qinghai province has been officially authenticated as genuine, providing
