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1,800-Year-Old Roman Child’s Sarcophagus Found Intact with Toys Inside
2,000-Year-Old Cupboard in Pompeii Reveals 24 Protective Amulets and 38 Coins
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5,000-Year-Old Tombs with Intact Pottery and Bronze Weapons Found in Oman
Rescue excavations in northwestern Oman have uncovered approximately 5,000-year-old burial chambers containing human remains,…
European Archaeology
Massive 4,000-Year-Old Walls Discovered at a Bronze Age Settlement Protected by Sheer Cliffs
Archaeologists investigating a Bronze Age settlement in southeastern Spain have revealed a monumental defensive system with…
1,200-Year-Old Slavic Houses Built into the Ground Discovered in Serbia
Archaeologists in northern Serbia have uncovered unusual early medieval houses with deep pits extending beneath their…
Mysterious Gold Artifact from Bronze Age Grave Challenges Earlier Theories
New research into a richly furnished 3,000-year-old grave in Germany has overturned an early interpretation of…
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Classical Archaeology
1,800-Year-Old Roman Child’s Sarcophagus Found Intact with Toys Inside
An intact Roman sarcophagus discovered in Constanța, Romania, contains the remains of…
2,000-Year-Old Cupboard in Pompeii Reveals 24 Protective Amulets and 38 Coins
Archaeologists excavating a house in Pompeii have reconstructed the contents of a…
Rare 4.8-Meter Roman Inscription Possibly Dating to Augustus’ Reign Discovered
An exceptionally large Roman inscription has been discovered at the ancient thermal…
Ancient DNA Reunites Siblings Buried 725 Kilometers Apart 1,600 Years Ago
Two siblings buried hundreds of kilometers apart in ancient Spain have been…
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First Nearly Complete Plan of a 2,400-Year-Old Numidian House Revealed in Tunisia
Archaeologists working at the ancient settlement of Sidi Saïd in Tunisia have documented nearly the entire…
Stone Age Humans May Have Had Far Fewer Places to Live Than We Thought
Freshwater has long helped scientists identify the landscapes where prehistoric humans could have lived. But a…
1,800-Year-Old Enameled Belt Ornaments Discovered in Ukrainian Forest
An unusual collection of enamel-decorated metal objects dating to approximately 1,800 years ago has been discovered…
Massive 4,000-Year-Old Walls Discovered at a Bronze Age Settlement Protected by Sheer Cliffs
Archaeologists investigating a Bronze Age settlement in southeastern Spain have revealed a monumental defensive system with…
1,200-Year-Old Slavic Houses Built into the Ground Discovered in Serbia
Archaeologists in northern Serbia have uncovered unusual early medieval houses with deep pits extending beneath their…
2,000-Year-Old Cosmetics Found in Women’s Graves Reveal an Unexpected Ingredient
Two ancient women's graves in Kazakhstan have yielded an unexpected discovery about personal care nearly 2,000…
Traces of Silk Reveal a Hidden Side of China’s 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Masks
Researchers examining ancient ritual objects from China's Sanxingdui archaeological site have identified silk remnants on bronze…
Forget Philosophy and Math, These Teachers Earned More in a Greek City 2,200 Years Ago
Ancient inscriptions from Teos in western Türkiye reveal a remarkable education system in which music teachers…
Latvia’s First Underwater Excavation Reveals Unusual Settlement and Up to 11,000-Year-Old Fishing Spear
Latvia's first underwater archaeological excavation has revealed evidence of an unusual island settlement that may represent…
10,000-Year-Old Stone Bowl from Türkiye May Depict a Dance Ritual
A limestone bowl discovered at Nevalı Çori in southeastern Türkiye carries an extraordinary prehistoric scene: two…