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New Kangju Inscriptions in Kazakhstan Reveal Written Evidence from a 2,000-Year-Old Central Asian State

26 June 2026

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26 June 2026

Archaeologists in southern Kazakhstan have uncovered new written fragments and rare burial artifacts linked to the ancient Kangju Kingdom, adding...

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3,000-Year-Old Western Zhou Fiefdom Unearthed in Shaanxi Reveals a Hidden Network of Royal Power

26 June 2026

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26 June 2026

Archaeologists in China have identified a vast Western Zhou Dynasty fiefdom in Shaanxi province, a discovery that offers rare physical...

Anatolian Archeology, News

4,000-Year-Old Sealed Cuneiform Letters from Anatolia Read Without Breaking Their Clay Envelopes

26 June 2026

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26 June 2026

4,000-year-old sealed cuneiform letters from ancient Anatolia have been read without breaking their clay envelopes, thanks to a mobile X-ray...

Mesopotamia, News

2,700-Year-Old Assyrian Stele Discovered at Nineveh’s Ancient Sun Gate

25 June 2026

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25 June 2026

Archaeologists in northern Iraq have uncovered a large Assyrian stone stele at Bab Shamash, one of the ancient gates of...

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A Tiny Badge Lost in a Finnish Field Belongs to One of the Rarest Medieval Pilgrimage Finds

25 June 2026

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25 June 2026

A broken piece of pewter found in a field in South-West Finland has turned out to be far more than...

Leather fragments once identified as bearskin have now been recognized as parts of Sweden’s oldest known shoe. Credit: The Swedish History Museum.
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Misidentified as Bearskin for 80 Years, Sweden’s Oldest Shoe Emerges from Beneath a Roman Cauldron

25 June 2026

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25 June 2026

Sweden’s oldest known shoe has been identified after researchers re-examined leather fragments that had spent decades in museum storage under...

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2,500-Year-Old Bronze Ritual Cart Unearthed at a Tartessian Site: Archaeologists Say Nothing Like It Has Ever Been Found

24 June 2026

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24 June 2026

A small bronze cart, broken in half but still crowded with mythological figures, has emerged from one of the most...

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Two Newly Discovered Sermons by St Augustine Tackle a Dangerous Biblical Mystery

24 June 2026

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24 June 2026

Two previously unknown sermons by St Augustine have been identified in a 12th-century manuscript in Poland, revealing his treatment of...

The small copper-alloy object, found by metal detectorist Stephen Newbury, is the only confirmed example of its kind found in Britain. Credit: Kent County Council
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One-of-a-Kind Anglo-Saxon Stamp Found in Kent Points to Lost Helmet-Making Tradition in England

24 June 2026

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24 June 2026

A tiny copper-alloy stamp found in a field in Kent may preserve the missing trace of a workshop tradition that...

Anatolian Archeology, News

12,000-Year-Old Clay Containers in Türkiye Reveal Pottery Began as an Experiment in Southwest Asia

24 June 2026

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24 June 2026

Fragments of low-fired clay containers from Çemka Höyük in southeastern Türkiye are changing how archaeologists understand the beginning of pottery...

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