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Bronze Age Miners in Britain Used Animal Bones to Extract Copper for 900 Years, Study Finds
A new study of bone tools from Great Orme in North Wales suggests that Bronze Age…
1,500-Year-Old Mosaic Room Unearthed in Ancient Smyrna in Western Türkiye
Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Smyrna in İzmir, western Türkiye, have fully uncovered a…
Egypt Uncovers a Complete Byzantine City in the Dakhla Oasis, Preserving Streets, Homes, Church, and Daily Records
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a mudbrick residential settlement at Ain el-Sabil in the Dakhla Oasis,…
2,600-Year-Old Picene Prince’s Tomb with Chariot and Sealed Bronze Vessels Found in Central Italy
Archaeologists in central Italy have uncovered a 6th-century BC Picene funerary complex near Sirolo, in the…
Britain’s Longest Known Iron Age Log Ladder Found in Cambridgeshire
A waterlogged watering hole at West Cambourne in Cambridgeshire has produced a rare prehistoric wooden ladder,…
3,000-Year-Old Northern Ireland Complex May Be One of Europe’s Earliest Proto-Urban Centers
New research at Haughey’s Fort reveals a vast Bronze Age landscape with 204 possible buildings, metalworking,…
Where Were the Dead Sea Scrolls Written? New €2.5M AI Project Takes On a 2,000-Year-Old Mystery
A new international research project will try to answer one of the most persistent questions in…
Urartu’s 2,800-Year-Old Love Canal Still Flows in Van — and Its Name Leads to Queen Tariria
The 2,800-year-old Şamran Canal in Van, built by Urartian King Minua, still carries the story of…
2,400-Year-Old Shipwreck Off Calabria Holds More Than 300 Amphorae from Magna Graecia
An ancient shipwreck carrying more than 300 amphorae has been identified off the Ionian coast of…
Ancient Boat Carvings Point to Long-Distance Seafaring Across Bronze Age Europe
Ancient boats carved into rocks along the Atlantic edge of Spain and Portugal may preserve evidence…