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Hidden for 1,500 Years, a Lavish Roman Imperial Complex Emerges Beneath Rome’s Villa Celimontana
Anatolian Archaeology · 6 August 2026
A 1,500-Year-Old Tax Scandal in Western Anatolia Reveals Corruption in the Late Roman Empire
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A 1,500-Year-Old Tax Scandal in Western Anatolia Reveals Corruption in the Late Roman Empire
Newly deciphered inscription fragments from western Türkiye expose a tax fraud scheme that ran for over a decade in the Roman Empire: one so…
1,800-Year-Old Statue of Asklepios, God of Healing, Discovered at Aspendos Ancient City in Türkiye
Beneath the rubble of a long-collapsed gateway in southern Türkiye, archaeologists have brought back into the light a face that Roman-era Aspendos once looked…
2,500-Year-Old Monumental Statue of a Long-Haired Young Man Discovered Remarkably Preserved in Ancient Sardis
Archaeologists have unearthed a monumental marble statue believed to be roughly 2,500 years old at Sardis Ancient City in Turkey’s Manisa province — the…
3,300-Year-Old Hittite Iron Dagger Reveals the Elegance of Bronze Age Weapon Design
A Hittite dagger on display at the Amasra Museum on Türkiye’s Black Sea coast offers a remarkably vivid glimpse of ancient Anatolian craftsmanship. Measuring…
5,000-Year-Old “Mystery Jar” with Three Enigmatic Symbols Found Upside Down at Gökhöyük
Archaeologists excavating Gökhöyük in central Türkiye have uncovered an extraordinary 5,000-year-old ceramic vessel decorated with a human face, two wild goats and what researchers…
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Sasanian Artefacts Unearthed as Road Projects Expose 14 Archaeological Sites Around Erbil
Two major road projects in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have led archaeologists to…
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Rare Runestone Found Beneath a Medieval Chapel in the Faroe Islands
Archaeologists in the Faroe Islands have made a discovery so uncommon that experts are calling it…
5 August 2026
Codex Gigas: The Monk Who Supposedly Sold His Soul to Write the Devil’s Bible in One Night
A condemned monk, a bargain with the Devil and a book so enormous that no ordinary…
4 August 2026
3,000-Year-Old Bronze Hoard Unearthed in Czech Wetland
Archaeologists working along a Czech railway corridor have uncovered a rare Bronze Age hoard that experts…
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Hidden for 1,500 Years, a Lavish Roman Imperial Complex Emerges Beneath Rome’s Villa Celimontana
Archaeologists in Rome uncover a 2nd-century imperial complex beneath Villa Celimontana, with…
Child Burial Discovered Beneath the Temple of Zeus in Crimea — Was It a Sacrifice?
A skull shaped by disease, a temple built to face the sunrise,…
Roman Gold, Barracks and Surgical Tools Unearthed at Vindonissa’s First Military Camp in Switzerland
A major rescue excavation at Vindonissa in Switzerland has revealed the defences…
2,000-Year-Old Cemetery with Lavishly Adorned Elite Burials Uncovered in England
A 2,000-year-old Iron Age cemetery containing more than 100 cremation burials has…
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6 August 2026
1,800-Year-Old Statue of Asklepios, God of Healing, Discovered at Aspendos Ancient City in Türkiye
Beneath the rubble of a long-collapsed gateway in southern Türkiye, archaeologists have brought back into the…
6 August 2026
Child Burial Discovered Beneath the Temple of Zeus in Crimea — Was It a Sacrifice?
A skull shaped by disease, a temple built to face the sunrise, and a 2,000-year-old mystery…
5 August 2026
Rare Runestone Found Beneath a Medieval Chapel in the Faroe Islands
Archaeologists in the Faroe Islands have made a discovery so uncommon that experts are calling it…
5 August 2026
Codex Gigas: The Monk Who Supposedly Sold His Soul to Write the Devil’s Bible in One Night
A condemned monk, a bargain with the Devil and a book so enormous that no ordinary…
5 August 2026
Archaeologists Discover a 3,200-Year-Old Ceremonial Kitchen in Azerbaijan, Unique in the Caucasus
Archaeologists at Tava Tepe in western Azerbaijan have uncovered a 3,200-year-old ceremonial kitchen unlike any yet…
5 August 2026
Silenced for 6,000 Years: How a Tiny Stone Seal Resurrected Iran’s Oldest Harp
Six millennia ago, on the plains of what is now southwestern Iran, a musician plucked the…
5 August 2026
Bronze Votive Offerings to Goddess Uni Found in Ancient Etruscan Well at Kainua, Near Bologna
Archaeologists from the University of Bologna have uncovered a remarkably preserved ritual well at the ancient…
4 August 2026
Otrar Excavations Reveal the City’s First Dakhma-Type Collective Burial and a Golden Horde Mosque
Archaeologists working at the ancient city of Otrar in Kazakhstan’s southern Turkistan Region have uncovered the…
4 August 2026
2 Million Ancient Coins and Kilos of Gold Unearthed From the Tomb of a 27-Day Emperor
He ruled China for only 27 days before being stripped of the throne and largely erased…
4 August 2026
The World’s Oldest Map of the Holy Land Is Coming to Life in Göttingen
A new university project is using virtual reality, pop-up exhibits, and interactive displays to bring a…