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Extraordinary Discovery at Ness of Brodgar, Scotland: New 3D Scans Could Rewrite Neolithic History

20 February 2026

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20 February 2026

Archaeologists are preparing to resume excavations at the internationally renowned Ness of Brodgar after advanced 3D radar scans revealed what...

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Temasek Wreck: 3.5 Tons of Yuan Ceramics Confirm Singapore as a 14th-Century Maritime Entrepôt

19 February 2026

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19 February 2026

At the eastern entrance of the Singapore Strait, divers recovering fragments from the seabed did not expect to challenge a...

In the fourth grave, there was a girl and a young woman. The analysis showed that they were third-degree relatives. Credit: Johan Norderäng - Uppsala University
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More Than Kin: DNA Reveals 5,500-Year-Old Stone Age Clans in Sweden’s Gotland

19 February 2026

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19 February 2026

New genetic research from Uppsala University is reshaping our understanding of family, memory, and social bonds among Stone Age hunter-gatherers...

Ruins of the ancient city of Ur in southern Iraq. In the Sumerian period, houses were built from mudbrick and clay plaster, while larger structures were reinforced with bitumen and reed layers to enhance durability and structural stability. Credit: Public Domain
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How Sumerians in Mesopotamia Perfected Asphalt-Like Materials 4,000 Years Ago

19 February 2026

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19 February 2026

More than 4,000 years ago, long before highways and petroleum refineries, Sumerian craftspeople in southern Mesopotamia were perfecting material formulas...

The charter was donated to the city by a bookseller in the 1950s after he realised what it was. Credit: West Yorkshire Archive Service
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How Did a 400-Year-Old Royal Charter Nearly End Up as a Lampshade?

18 February 2026

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18 February 2026

A 17th-century Royal Charter that laid the legal foundations of Leeds was once just moments away from being cut up...

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La Marmotta’s 7,500-Year-Old Bows in Italy Show Early Farmers Engineered Weapons from Mediterranean Mixed Forests

18 February 2026

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18 February 2026

Beneath the calm surface of Lake Bracciano, a submerged Neolithic village has preserved one of the most extraordinary collections of...

For the first time, Portugal returns looted archaeological artifacts to Mexico. Credit: INAH.
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For the First Time, Portugal Returns Stolen Pre-Hispanic Treasures to Mexico

18 February 2026

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18 February 2026

In a landmark act of cultural cooperation, authorities in Portugal have formally returned three pre-Hispanic archaeological objects to Mexico—marking the...

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Archaeologists Identify Previously Unknown Monumental Theater and Forum in Roman Irpinia

17 February 2026

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17 February 2026

A groundbreaking archaeological campaign at the Fioccaglia Archaeological Site in southern Italy has uncovered the remains of a Roman forum...

Artistic reconstruction of the Eleusinian Mysteries. Image created by the author using AI for illustrative purposes.
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Ancient Greece’s Deadliest Secret: Did a Hallucinogenic Fungus Power the Eleusinian Mysteries?

17 February 2026

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17 February 2026

A new Scientific Reports study suggests that the secret drink of the Eleusinian Mysteries may have contained a detoxified psychedelic...

Credit: Reconstruction of a Pazyryk woman from 2,500 years ago, based on archaeological evidence. AI-generated by the author.
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Ancient Altai People Performed Complex Surgical Operations 2,500 Years Ago — New Discovery

17 February 2026

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17 February 2026

Researchers from Novosibirsk State University (NSU) have uncovered compelling evidence of a highly sophisticated surgical procedure performed approximately 2,500 years...

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