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Ancient Cuneiform Records Reveal Three Forgotten Kings of Assyria
In 763 BCE, the sun disappeared over Assyria. The total solar eclipse was carefully recorded by…
Early Bronze Age Stone Axe in Lublin May Be Linked to the Mierzanowice Culture
A compact stone axe handed over to heritage officials in Lublin, eastern Poland, has turned out…
Fake Cuneiform Seals Reveal How Unreadable Writing Became a Status Symbol in the Ancient Levant
Fake Cuneiform Seals and the Power of Unreadable Writing Across the ancient southern Levant, some cylinder…
Forgotten African Kingdom of Thulamela Reveals Gold, Royal Burials, and a Neglected History
Deep inside South Africa’s Kruger National Park, on a sandstone hill above the Limpopo and Luvuvhu…
Mysterious 3,700-Year-Old Decorated Reed Revealed in Judaean Desert Cave
First of its kind in the Southern Levant, the Middle Bronze Age object still keeps its…
Rare 2,700-Year-Old Seal from Tel Yavne Reveals Astral Worship in the Shadow of the Assyrian Empire
A small limestone seal found near Tel Yavne in Israel is opening an unusually vivid window…
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…
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…
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…
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…