18 January 2026 The Future is the Product of the Past
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2300-Year-Old Dancing Terracotta Figurine Reveals Early Presence of Jainism in Pakistan

19 January 2026

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19 January 2026

Recent archaeological discoveries at Bhir Mound, the earliest urban settlement of ancient Taxila, located near modern-day Islamabad in Pakistan’s Punjab...

The fossil was found in the White Peak. Credit: National Trust
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Rare 340-Million-Year-Old Fossils Found in England Show Exceptional Detail

19 January 2026

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19 January 2026

National Trust rangers uncovered remarkably well-preserved marine fossils embedded in a dry stone wall in central England, offering rare insight...

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Ancient Burial Mound May Be Hidden on the Campus of Siberia’s Oldest University

18 January 2026

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18 January 2026

Archaeologists from Tomsk State University (TSU), the oldest university in Siberia, have put forward a compelling hypothesis: a medieval burial...

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A Rare Glass Jewel Depicting the Crucifixion Found in an Abandoned Anglo-Saxon Village

18 January 2026

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18 January 2026

Archaeological investigations ahead of the Sizewell C nuclear power station project in Suffolk have revealed a remarkable discovery: a rare...

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Ancient Cheetah Mummies Found in Caves in Saudi Arabia

17 January 2026

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17 January 2026

Scientists have uncovered one of the most extraordinary wildlife discoveries of recent years: naturally mummified cheetahs hidden deep inside caves...

Anatolian Archeology, News

8th Century Royal Tomb Found 160 km from Gordion: Midas’ Kingdom May Have Been Bigger Than We Thought

17 January 2026

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17 January 2026

A monumental Phrygian tomb discovered in the Karaağaç Tumulus near Bilecik is rewriting what historians believed about the reach of...

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One of Northern Europe’s Oldest Wooden Doors Found, Estimated to Be 650 Years Old

17 January 2026

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17 January 2026

Researchers in Estonia have identified what is now believed to be the oldest surviving wooden door in the country, and...

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Before Agriculture Took Hold, These Neolithic Communities Hunted Sharks

16 January 2026

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16 January 2026

Recent archaeological discoveries in Oman are reshaping long-held assumptions about how early human communities adapted to harsh environments. An international...

Profile of a characteristic Roman V-shaped ditch (fossa fastigata), marching camp of Aken 1. Credit: State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology of Saxony-Anhalt, Thomas Koiki.
Classical Archeology, News

Roman Marching Camps Discovered in Saxony-Anhalt for the First Time

15 January 2026

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15 January 2026

Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered the first confirmed Roman marching camps in Saxony-Anhalt, providing groundbreaking evidence of Roman military operations...

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1,600-Year-Old Elderly Care Home Discovered in Ancient City of Hippos

15 January 2026

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15 January 2026

Archaeologists working in northern Israel have uncovered what may be the world’s earliest known home for the elderly, shedding new...

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