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Oldest Roman Library in the Iberian Peninsula Identified at a Villa in Spain
A room at the Roman villa of Fuente Álamo, long interpreted as a sanctuary of Mithras,…
5,000-Year-Old “Mystery Jar” with Three Enigmatic Symbols Found Upside Down at Gökhöyük
Archaeologists excavating Gökhöyük in central Türkiye have uncovered an extraordinary 5,000-year-old ceramic vessel decorated with a…
1.4-Million-Year-Old Footprints in Kenya Reveal Surprisingly Large Early Hominins
Fossil footprints preserved beside an ancient lake in northern Kenya have captured an extraordinary scene from…
Greek Island Obsidian Discovered at a 5,000-Year-Old Mountain Settlement in Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating Çaltılar Höyük in southwestern Türkiye have uncovered stone tools made from obsidian originating on…
2,000-Year-Old Chinese Rock Art May Owe Its Survival to Blood from Childbirth
Ancient artists in southern China may have used a remarkable mixture of lime, red clay and…
Unique Medieval ‘House on Wheels’ from the Kimak Khaganate Unearthed in Kazakhstan
Archaeologists in northeastern Kazakhstan have uncovered an exceptionally preserved wooden wheeled dwelling dating to the Kimak-Kipchak…
Rare First Temple Figurine Mold Found in Jerusalem Offers First Direct Evidence of Local Production
A rare ceramic mold discovered beneath Jerusalem’s Tower of David has provided the first direct evidence…
120 Roman Inscriptions Reveal Women’s Role in a Mysterious Goddess Cult Deep Inside a Spanish Cave
Archaeologists working in Cova Dones in eastern Spain have documented at least 120 Latin inscriptions dating…
3,500-Year-Old Luwian Seal and Gold Amulet Believed to Contain a Biblical Passage Found in Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating Türkmen Karahöyük in central Türkiye have uncovered two rare objects separated by nearly two…
Tel Dan Stele Discovery: The Nearly 3,000-Year-Old “House of David” Inscription That Changed Biblical Archaeology
On a July afternoon in 1993, archaeologist and surveyor Gila Cook was completing measurements beside an…