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More Than 1,200 Petroglyphs and a Rare Old Turkic Runic Inscription Found in Kazakhstan

10 June 2026

10 June 2026

More than 1,200 petroglyphs and a rare Old Turkic runic inscription have been documented in Burkhansai Gorge in Kazakhstan’s Jambyl...

Nearly 2,000-Year-Old Rare Roman Mosaic Made with Two Techniques Unearthed Beneath Soissons

10 June 2026

10 June 2026

A rare Roman mosaic discovered in Soissons is offering a striking new glimpse into the wealth, taste, and cultural identity...

Headless Figurines Found at Kanlıtaş Höyük in Türkiye Reveal an 8,000-Year-Old Neolithic Closing Ritual

9 June 2026

9 June 2026

Headless figurines at Kanlıtaş Höyük in western Türkiye may preserve one of the most intimate traces of Neolithic ritual behavior:...

Rare Medieval Silver Ornament Unearthed with Two Figures, One with a Strange Pointed Head

9 June 2026

9 June 2026

Archaeologists working in Russia’s Perm Krai have uncovered an unusual medieval silver ornament engraved with two human-like figures, a small...

A Strange Flask Found in a German Castle May Point to Medieval Alchemy

9 June 2026

9 June 2026

A rare distilling vessel found at Gnandstein Castle in Saxony may point to alchemical activity inside one of Germany’s best-preserved...

Rare Celtic Princely Grave with Gold and Chariot Discovered in Germany’s Taunus Mountains

8 June 2026

8 June 2026

According to a report by Hessenschau, archaeologists in Hesse have uncovered the first known Celtic “princely grave” in the Taunus,...

37 Rock-Cut Presses Discovered in Spain May Not Have Been Used Only for Wine

8 June 2026

8 June 2026

Archaeologists in Cabezabellosa, in Spain’s Extremadura region, have documented 37 rock-cut presses carved into the landscape, revealing a far larger...

Phaselis: The 2,700-Year-Old Ancient City Where Travelers Swim Through History

8 June 2026

8 June 2026

A rare Mediterranean site where ruins, pine forests, and clear bays meet Phaselis ancient city is one of the most...

Mysterious 2,500-Year-Old Holes Across Denmark Leave Archaeologists Searching for Answers

7 June 2026

7 June 2026

Archaeologists in Denmark are testing mysterious 2,500-year-old Iron Age hole belts to understand whether they served as defenses, storage pits,...

New Study Links Göbekli Tepe’s Vulture Stone to Europe’s Trypillia Culture

7 June 2026

7 June 2026

A new study compares the carved symbolism of Göbekli Tepe’s Vulture Stone with ritual imagery from the Trypillia culture, suggesting...