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9 July 2026
Broken Ribs on 6,000-Year-Old Infant from Syria May Be Among Earliest Evidence of Child Abuse
A 6,000-year-old infant skeleton from Tell Brak in northeastern Syria may preserve one of the earliest…
9 July 2026
The Lost Tomb of Queen Tamar: A Medieval Cave Site in Posof Reopens an Old Georgian Mystery
The burial place of Queen Tamar, the most celebrated ruler of medieval Georgia, has never been…
8 July 2026
How Did Hannibal Get His Elephants Across the Alps? New Calculations Point to One Route
For more than 2,200 years, Hannibal’s march across the Alps has remained one of the most…
8 July 2026
Neanderthals and Homo sapiens Used the Same Cave in Türkiye—and Left Behind Surprisingly Similar Traces
A cave on Türkiye’s eastern Mediterranean coast has preserved a rare sequence of human history: Neanderthals…
7 July 2026
Rare 2,200-Year-Old Ring Bearing Portrait of Egyptian Queen Arsinoe III Found in Russia
Archaeologists working near Anapa, on Russia’s northern Black Sea coast, have identified a bronze ring engraved…
7 July 2026
2,200-Year-Old Greek Military Camp Revealed in Uzbekistan on the Far Eastern Edge of Alexander’s World
When Alexander the Great’s armies pushed into Central Asia, they drew Bactria and Sogdiana into a…
7 July 2026
9 New Inscriptions from Ancient Phrygian City of Akmoneia Include First Evidence of Demeter Karpophoros in Phrygia
Nine newly published inscriptions from the ancient Phrygian city of Akmoneia in western Türkiye are revealing…
6 July 2026
A Neolithic Stone Sphere Found in Azerbaijan Has No Known Parallel in the South Caucasus
Archaeologists working at the Neolithic settlement of Pashatepe in Azerbaijan have uncovered a polished stone sphere…
6 July 2026
Miscast Roman-Style Lead Ingot Leads Archaeologists to 2,000-Year-Old Processing Site near Brilon
Archaeologists in Germany’s Sauerland region have uncovered a 2,000-year-old lead-processing site near Brilon, offering rare physical…
6 July 2026
Rare Coin Mistaken for a Button Found in Norway Was Minted for the Last Viking King
A small metal object found in a field near Utstein Abbey in southwestern Norway was first…