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125,000-Year-Old Hunting Weapons Found with Poison Traces in Arabia
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Archaeologists Uncover a 3,800-Year-Old Babylonian Bridge in Mesopotamia
French and Iraqi archaeologists working at the ancient city of Larsa in southern Iraq…
European Archaeology
Rich Child Burials Suggest Early Social Inequality in Prehistoric Europe
Approximately 5,000 years ago, some children living in Central Europe were buried with precious copper jewelry,…
Helmet and Armor Found Beneath School Construction Site in the Netherlands
Archaeological research conducted prior to the construction of a new school in Maastricht, Netherlands, has revealed…
Prehistoric Cave Burials in Spain Show How Ancient Communities Moved Their Dead
Archaeologists excavating a prehistoric burial cave in northeastern Spain have discovered human remains that suggest ancient…
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Classical Archaeology
Monumental Marble-Lined Roman Pool Found 7 Meters Underground
Excavations at the ancient city of Isar–Marvinci in North Macedonia have uncovered…
Pompeii’s Luxury Funeral Beds Were Decorated with Soldiers, Shields and Gold
More than 2,000 carved bone fragments from the ancient Roman city of…
Unknown 2,000-Year-Old Roman Settlement Discovered in the Shadow of the Legions
Despite its proximity to one of the largest Roman legionary fortresses in…
1,800-Year-Old Roman Child’s Sarcophagus Found Intact with Toys Inside
An intact Roman sarcophagus discovered in Constanța, Romania, contains the remains of…
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Roman Fortress in Serbia Yields 4-Meter-High Walls and Its First Named Resident
Archaeological excavations carried out in the town of Golubac, on the banks of the Danube River…
Helmet and Armor Found Beneath School Construction Site in the Netherlands
Archaeological research conducted prior to the construction of a new school in Maastricht, Netherlands, has revealed…
Pompeii’s Luxury Funeral Beds Were Decorated with Soldiers, Shields and Gold
More than 2,000 carved bone fragments from the ancient Roman city of Pompeii have provided new…
Prehistoric Cave Burials in Spain Show How Ancient Communities Moved Their Dead
Archaeologists excavating a prehistoric burial cave in northeastern Spain have discovered human remains that suggest ancient…
A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King
More than 2,700 years ago, a ruler of the ancient kingdom of Karkemish commissioned a monumental…
Rare 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Sword Mold Discovered in Germany
Archaeologists in Bavaria, Germany, have discovered a sandstone casting mold used to produce bronze swords about…
Lost Sanctuary of the Greek God of Medicine Identified in Greece
Excavations in Epidaurus, Greece, have uncovered traces of a lost sacred site described by a traveler…
Ancient Sword, Swedish Queen’s Portrait, and Rare Printing Type Found in Estonia
Archaeological excavations in Tartu, Estonia, have unearthed a sword, a Middle Ages knife with a wooden…
Rare Viking Double Burial Discovered on Isle of Man with Sword and Women’s Jewelry
A rare 1,100-year-old Viking double burial discovered on the Isle of Man has yielded a silver-decorated…
A Nasca Baby with a Single Eye Socket Shared a Grave with Another Infant 1,600 Years Ago
Around 1,600 years ago, a community in southern Peru buried two infants together inside a ceramic…