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A Tiny Silver Door to the Afterlife? Richly Furnished Grave of a Teenage Girl Discovered at 1,300-Year-Old Muroma Cemetery
A silver ornament placed on the chest of a young woman buried around 1,300 years ago…
Newly Found Memo Reveals Britain Planned a Chemical Attack on US Forces During the War of 1812
A newly discovered memorandum has revealed that Royal Navy officer Thomas Cochrane developed a secret plan…
A 113-Year-Old Archaeological Mistake Reveals a Temple to One of Anatolia’s Oldest Goddesses
For more than a century, the foundations of a small temple stood unnamed on a windswept…
Roman Gold, Barracks and Surgical Tools Unearthed at Vindonissa’s First Military Camp in Switzerland
A major rescue excavation at Vindonissa in Switzerland has revealed the defences of the site’s earliest…
5,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Temple with Altars and Sacred Hearths Discovered in Eastern Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating Tadım Fortress and Mound in eastern Türkiye have uncovered a 5,000-year-old temple complex containing…
Byzantine Shipwreck Off Croatia Yields Record Gold Treasure and an Emperor’s Ring
A Byzantine shipwreck resting near Croatia’s island of Mljet has yielded more than 600 grams of…
4,500-Year-Old Mega-Dams Near Egypt’s Red Pyramid May Reveal an Ancient Engineering Breakthrough
Two enormous structures buried beneath the sands near Egypt’s Red Pyramid may not have been roads…
1,500-Year-Old Blacksmith Workshop Unearthed in Türkiye’s Ancient “Iron City”
Archaeologists excavating Seleukeia Sidera in southwestern Türkiye have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved blacksmith workshop dating to…
Two Premature Infants, Possibly Twins, Found Buried in an Abandoned Roman Latrine at Ephesus
Archaeologists have re-examined an unusual Middle Byzantine grave containing two premature infants—possibly twins—inside the abandoned sewer…
5,000-Year-Old Spear-Throwers Found in Chile Were Used to Hunt the Wild Ancestors of Llamas
Archaeologists have identified 5,000-year-old spear-throwers in Chile that may have been used to hunt guanacos and…