17 July 2022
A rare 3,300-year-old bronze helmet reaching the present from the Hittite Empire era
The 3,300-year-old bronze helmet, which was unearthed during the 2002 excavations in Şapinuva, one of the…
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Month: July 2022
17 July 2022
Archaeologists have found a previously unknown Roman city with buildings of monumental proportions in Spain’s Aragon Region
Archaeologists from the University of Zaragoza in Spain have discovered a previously unknown Roman city with…
16 July 2022
Oil drilling uncovers a 2,000-year-old cemetery with giant Urn-like tombs in Southwest Iran
An ancient cemetery with urn-like tombs was discovered in Ahvaz, the capital city of Khuzestan province…
15 July 2022
Severe drought in Italy unearths remains of an ancient bridge in Rome
Continued severe heat in Italy has uncovered an archaeological treasure in Rome: a bridge reportedly built…
15 July 2022
“Cardiff’s earliest house” unearthed during an archaeological dig may shed light on the city’s earliest inhabitants
Archaeological excavation in a city park in Cardiff, the capital of Wales, has uncovered what is…
14 July 2022
The ashes of 8,000 victims were found in two mass graves near the Soldau concentration camp in Poland
Polish authorities said they had unearthed two mass graves near the former Nazi concentration camp Soldau…
14 July 2022
3000-year-old clay figurine discovered in Germany may be a prehistoric water goddess
Archaeologists have discovered a rare clay figurine thought to represent a prehistoric water goddess in the…
14 July 2022
Evil-Wisher Well: Ancient curse tablets 2,500-year-old found in a well in Athens
30 ancient curse tablets were found at the bottom of a 2500-year-old well in ancient Athens.…
13 July 2022
In southern Turkey, the remains of a Roman villa whose floor was decorated with geometrically patterned mosaics were unearthed during construction
Workers working to lay the foundation of a new building in the Defne district of Hatay,…
12 July 2022
Venice of the Pacific: The mysterious Micronesian ruins of Nan Madol
Sometimes art and architecture challenge our perceptions of what was formerly thought to be feasible and…