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Anatolian Archeology, News

6,000-Year-Old Temple with Blood Channel and Altar Unearthed in Eastern Türkiye

15 July 2025

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15 July 2025

Archaeologists have discovered a 6,000-year-old temple site during ongoing excavations in the village of Tadım, located in Elazığ Province, eastern...

Artistic reconstruction of early humans transporting a wild boar across rugged terrain to a communal feast in ancient Iran. (Illustration by Kathryn Killackey)
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Ancient Guests, Exotic Gifts: Wild Boars Traveled Miles to a Prehistoric Feast in Iran

15 July 2025

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15 July 2025

New research suggests prehistoric communities in Iran’s Zagros Mountains transported wild boars over 70 kilometers to participate in elaborate communal...

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of the long-lost Egyptian city of Imet. Revealing the foundations of 2,500-year-old multi-storey 'tower houses' and temple structures. Credit: University of Manchester
Egyptian Archeology, News

Lost Egyptian City Unveils Ancient Tower Houses: A Glimpse into Early Urban Innovation

15 July 2025

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15 July 2025

A recent archaeological excavation in Egypt’s Nile Delta has uncovered the remains of a long-lost city featuring rare and substantial...

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Ancient Thracian Royal Palace Uncovered in Vratsa, Bulgaria: Possible Seat of the Powerful Triballi Ruler

14 July 2025

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14 July 2025

Archaeologists have unearthed what may be one of the most significant Thracian discoveries of the 21st century: the remains of...

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Prehistoric Star Map Carved in Stone Discovered in Bulgaria

14 July 2025

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14 July 2025

A recently uncovered archaeological site in the Rhodope Mountains of southern Bulgaria is now entering the scientific spotlight. In a...

Archaeologists uncovered a section of the church’s main entrance frame (left) along with a preserved portion of its front façade (right), providing key architectural clues to the site's Byzantine origins. Credit: Musallam R. Al-Rawahneh
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Archaeologists Find One of the Long-Lost Holy Cities in Jordan

13 July 2025

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13 July 2025

A remarkable archaeological discovery in Jordan has brought one of the Holy Land’s long-lost cities back to light. Researchers now...

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When Stones Speak of Faith: The Most Significant Religious Archaeological Discoveries of the Last Decade

13 July 2025

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13 July 2025

In a world where ancient faith still echoes beneath our feet, the most significant religious archaeological discoveries of the last...

Bifacially flaked arrowhead made of white quartzite
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Prehistoric Masterpiece Discovered in Northern Sweden: White Quartzite Arrowhead

12 July 2025

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12 July 2025

A bifacially crafted arrowhead made of white quartzite has become the most remarkable discovery at an archaeological excavation in northern...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Mosaic Discovered in Illegal Dig in Zile Points to Ancient Roman Public Structure

12 July 2025

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12 July 2025

Zile, a district in the Tokat province of northern Türkiye, has long been recognized as one of Anatolia’s most historically...

Overview of the excavation site near Krauschwitz, where archaeologists uncovered 4,500-year-old tooth-adorned burial artifacts. Credit: Klaus Bentele / State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology Saxony-Anhalt"
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4,500-Year-Old Dog Teeth-Adorned Bags Found in Germany May Have Been Elite Baby Carriers

11 July 2025

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11 July 2025

Archaeological excavations near Krauschwitz reveal rare decorated leather bags buried with women and infants—shining new light on Neolithic burial customs...

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