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A 1,000-Year-Old Bronze Wheel Cross Discovered in Brandenburg

24 January 2026

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24 January 2026

A small bronze cross, recently unearthed in western Brandenburg, is reshaping how archaeologists understand the spread of Christianity in early...

Credit: Bronze Head of Seuthes III, sculpted by Silanion or one of his circle of sculptors. Public Domain
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A 2,300-Year-Old Thracian Inscription Reveals the Man King Seuthes III Could Not Lose

24 January 2026

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24 January 2026

New research sheds light on a long-standing ancient mystery, suggesting that a previously unknown figure named Epimenes may have served...

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Unique 700-Year-Old Manuscript by Medieval England’s Most Influential Christian Writer Found in School Library

23 January 2026

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23 January 2026

A medieval manuscript quietly preserved for centuries in a British school library has now been confirmed as a unique survival—the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Ancient Roman Doctors in Pergamon Really Used Human Feces as Medicine—Now Science Has the Proof

23 January 2026

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23 January 2026

A small Roman glass vessel excavated in the ancient city of Pergamon has delivered the first direct chemical evidence that...

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Elephant Bone Hammer from 500,000 Years Ago Found in England – Europe’s Oldest

22 January 2026

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22 January 2026

A 500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer found in southern England reveals advanced tool-making skills of early human ancestors Archaeologists have uncovered...

Classical Archeology, News

Hercules Shrine, Monumental Basins and Ancient Tombs Discovered Under Rome’s Suburbs

22 January 2026

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22 January 2026

Archaeologists working in the eastern suburbs of Rome have uncovered a major archaeological complex that spans more than seven centuries...

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A 4,200-Year-Old Silver Goblet May Depict the Creation of the Universe

22 January 2026

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22 January 2026

A small silver vessel discovered more than half a century ago in the Judean Hills has once again become the...

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Nature Strikes—and History Answers: Could lost Punic-Roman city of Neapolis Be Resurfacing in Tunisia?

22 January 2026

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22 January 2026

A violent storm surge in Nabeul, Tunisia, exposed ancient stone ruins along the coast, sparking speculation that the lost Punic-Roman...

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World’s Oldest Hand Stencil Art Discovered in Indonesia, Dating Back Nearly 70,000 Years

21 January 2026

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21 January 2026

Deep inside a limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, faint red handprints sprayed onto rock walls nearly 70,000...

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Archaeologists Uncover Little-Known Rare Knife Collection Spanning from the Xiongnu Era to the Middle Ages

21 January 2026

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21 January 2026

Archaeologists have uncovered a little-known knife collection revealing that Xiongnu-era blacksmithing traditions survived along the Yenisei River for more than...

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