6 April 2022
Georgian churches of Artvin, Turkey’s natural wonder city
Artvin is a city in northeastern Turkey about 30 km inland from the Black Sea. It…
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Month: April 2022
5 April 2022
Archaeologists have found seven pairs of Anglo-Saxon brooches in seven graves during an excavation in Gloucestershire
Archaeologists have found seven pairs of Anglo-Saxon saucer brooches, one pair in each of seven burials…
4 April 2022
‘Australia’s silk road’: the quarries of Mithaka Country dating back 2100 years
In Queensland’s remote Channel Country of red dirt and gibber rock, traditional owners and archaeologists have…
3 April 2022
The story of the high-relief sarcophagus depicting the 12 labors of Heracles exhibited in the Konya Archaeological Museum
Konya Archeology Museum exhibited and The sarcophagus, which depicts the scenes known as the Twelve Labours…
3 April 2022
Climate and Archaic humans caused the extinction of giant camels that lived in Mongolia 27,000 years ago, a study says
Camelus knoblochi, a species of giant two-humped camel, survived in Mongolia alongside modern humans—and perhaps Neanderthals…
2 April 2022
The discovery that surprised archaeologists; a Rare glass cup adorning the table of rich Romans in Crimea
A discovery made in Frontovoye-3 necropolis in Crimea shows that during the Roman Empire there were…
1 April 2022
Study Reveals Mysterious Avars Origin
Ruled much of Central and Eastern Europe for 250 years, the Avars were less well known…