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Bulgaria’s Ancient Rock-Cut City May Have Shared Its Name with a Famous City in Anatolia
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4,000-Year-Old Graves Reveal That Bronze Age Children Were Buried by Sex, Just Like Adults
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Archaeologists Uncover New Traces of Dionysus Worship at 2,300-Year-Old Castle in Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating a 2,300-year-old castle atop a hill in northern Turkey have uncovered new cult sites associated with Dionysus, the god of wine, fertility,…
Hittite Royal Archive Discovered in Türkiye Reveals a 3,400-Year-Old Royal Tragedy
A newly uncovered 3,400-year-old royal archive in central Anatolia has brought to light a deeply personal tragedy from the Hittite Empire: the illness and…
A Newly Discovered 3,000-Year-Old Fortress the Size of 17 Football Fields May Be Urartu’s Lost First Capital
A 3,000-year-old fortress covering roughly 120,000 square meters has been identified near Mescidli village in eastern Turkey, revealing one of the largest fortified sites…
Amazon and Achillia, Two Female Gladiators Who Fought in the Arena of Ancient Bodrum
Nearly 2,000 years ago, two female gladiators known as Amazon and Achillia faced each other in the arena at ancient Halicarnassus, the city that…
A Hidden Wall Reveals How the Phrygians Completed Midas Castle’s Natural Defenses
For generations, archaeologists could see where defensive walls once crossed the rocky landscape of Yazılıkaya, also known as Midas Castle. Grooves, cuttings and sockets…
Mesopotamia
4,000-Year-Old Tablets Reveal a Princess’s Estate, New Place Names and Possible War Captive Settlements
Fifteen cuneiform tablets kept in the Iraq Museum are opening an unusually detailed window…
European Archaeology
12 October 2026
Bulgaria’s Ancient Rock-Cut City May Have Shared Its Name with a Famous City in Anatolia
Perperikon is one of the most extensively excavated ancient sites in Bulgaria, yet archaeologists still know…
9 October 2026
Pre-Roman Aqueduct Carved Into Solid Rock Discovered in Italy
Long before the Romans built their famous aqueducts, communities in central Italy were already developing remarkable…
7 October 2026
They Lived Above the Dead as Violence Hid Beneath Their Floors
Ancient life can seem almost storybook from a distance: kings and queens, princes and princesses, monumental…
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Classical Archaeology
An ‘Ancient Las Vegas’? More Than 1,000 Bone Dice Unearthed at a Roman Town
Archaeologists excavating a quiet village in northeastern France have uncovered more than…
Archaeologists Discover the Main Gate of Rome’s XIII Gemina Legionary Fortress at Apulum
Archaeologists at Apulum in Romania have identified the Porta Praetoria, the main…
Archaeologists Uncover a Vast Residence Built for a Roman Legion Commander
On the Roman Empire’s northern frontier, overlooking the Danube in what is…
Romans Turned an Ancient Bath into a Massive Production Complex in Türkiye
An ancient Roman bath in southern Türkiye had an unexpected second life.…
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12 October 2026
2,000-Year-Old Engineering Marvel Built to Supply Jerusalem Under Hasmonean Kings Unearthed
Archaeologists have uncovered a striking 300-meter stretch of a 2,000-year-old aqueduct that once carried water to…
11 October 2026
2,300-Year-Old Shipwreck Reveals Rare Pottery and Sailors’ Personal Belongings Off Croatia
A 2,300-year-old shipwreck off the Croatian island of Vis has revealed an extraordinary collection of ancient…
11 October 2026
Ancient Zoroastrian Funerary Inscription Discovered Near Iran’s Sasanian Ceremonial Capital
Archaeologists have discovered a funerary inscription dating to the final centuries of the Sasanian Empire in…
11 October 2026
1,200-Year-Old Inscription Reveals the Name of a Maya Mathematician Who Tracked Venus and Mars
More than 1,200 years ago, in an ancient Maya city in what is now Guatemala, a…
10 October 2026
90-Year-Old Photographs Reveal an Unusual Burial Tradition in a Byzantine Church
Two photographs taken nearly 90 years ago have revealed an unusual burial tradition inside a Byzantine…
10 October 2026
Rare Early Medieval Boat Burial Discovered at Slavic Cemetery
Archaeologists in eastern Poland have uncovered an exceptionally rare early medieval boat burial containing cremated human…
10 October 2026
First Turkic Khaganate-Era Settlement With Rare Bird Figurine Found in Kazakhstan
Archaeologists have discovered a fortified settlement dating back approximately 1,400 years in eastern Kazakhstan, offering new…
9 October 2026
Pre-Roman Aqueduct Carved Into Solid Rock Discovered in Italy
Long before the Romans built their famous aqueducts, communities in central Italy were already developing remarkable…
9 October 2026
A Bird-Like God, a Bound Prisoner and 32 Offerings Found in a Mysterious Moche Child’s Tomb
Archaeologists in northern Peru have uncovered an extraordinary Moche grave containing 32 burial offerings, including ceramic…
9 October 2026
6,500-Year-Old Female Figurine Discovered on First Day of Excavations in Transylvania
Archaeologists in Romania discovered a 6,500-year-old female figurine at Dâmbul Cetății—a prehistoric settlement in Transylvania—on the…