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16 Massive Jars Reveal a 3,800-Year-Old Trade Center in Central Türkiye
Anatolian Archaeology
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Explore archaeological discoveries, ancient cultures, historical sites, and stories from the civilizations that shaped Anatolia and Asia Minor.
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…
European Archaeology
450 Mice Found in a 2,700-Year-Old Sanctuary in Crete Point to an Unknown Cult
Archaeologists excavating the sanctuary of Apollo at Gortyn, Crete, have uncovered a votive deposit containing the…
Shackled Men in Ancient Athens Mass Grave Were Locals, Not Invaders, Study Confirms
New strontium isotope research shows the shackled men in ancient Athens’ Phaleron mass grave were locals,…
Mercury or Victoria? A Roman Camp’s Vanished Relic Leaves Two Gods Fighting for Credit
The Roman camp at Kneblinghausen, in Germany’s Soest district, is one of the most puzzling Roman-era…
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Classical Archaeology
Massive Roman Dolium and Possible Shipwreck Discovered off Italy’s Elba Island
Underwater surveys off Italy’s Elba Island have revealed a large Roman dolium…
2,400-Year-Old Tomb of a Possible Ancient Wrestler Discovered at Aspendos
Archaeologists excavating at Aspendos Ancient City in southern Türkiye have uncovered a…
2,100-Year-Old Roman Shipwreck Loaded With Hundreds of Amphorae Found off Sicily
A 2,100-year-old Roman shipwreck carrying hundreds of Dressel 1A amphorae has been…
The Emperor’s Revenge? Roman Villa Bones Hint at a Fourth-Century Massacre in Britain
For more than 140 years, the mosaic floors of Brading Roman Villa…
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2,300-Year-Old Beer Found Sealed Inside a Bronze Bottle in China
A sealed bronze bottle placed in a tomb in northwestern China more than 2,000 years ago…
A Lost Viking Battlefield May Have Been Hidden in Devon for Centuries
A centuries-old search for the site of one of the most consequential Viking defeats in Anglo-Saxon…
Lost Papal Letter Casts the Norman Conquest as a Holy War Against ‘Followers of Satan’
A lost papal letter suggests the Norman Conquest of 1066 was shaped by a bitter papal…
Egypt Uncovers Remains of a Medieval Caravanserai for Pilgrims in the Lost City of Asila, North Sinai
Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has announced a significant archaeological discovery in North Sinai: the…
ADAF: How Deep Learning Helps Archaeologists Spot What Manual Analysis Misses
A new tool called ADAF scans airborne laser-scanning data to flag archaeological features that even trained…
Divers Uncover Ancient Wheat, Bronze Age Pots, and Mystery Timbers in Italy’s Sunken Prehistoric Settlement
The submerged prehistoric settlement of Gran Carro, resting on the bed of Lake Bolsena in Italy's…
Could the Man Egypt Tried to Erase Be the Biblical Moses?
Sometime around 1486 BCE, one of the most powerful men in Egypt simply disappeared. No death…
Stone Worshipped as Sacred for Generations Turns Out to Be 65 Million Years Old
A stone revered for generations by the Baiga Indigenous community in the forests of central India…
Massive Roman Dolium and Possible Shipwreck Discovered off Italy’s Elba Island
Underwater surveys off Italy’s Elba Island have revealed a large Roman dolium and the remains of…
TabletCraft Opens a Two-Way AI Translation Channel for Archaeologists
TabletCraft, a new open-source AI system for translating cuneiform, tackles a problem that has challenged archaeology…