13 May 2024
A 1,600-year-old indoor pool, the first of its kind, discovered in Albania
In the Albanian port city of Durrës, archaeologists have uncovered a 1600-year-old Roman indoor pool, the…
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Month: May 2024
13 May 2024
Radiocarbon dating shows that the Roman settlement of Karanis survived in Egypt until the Arab Conquest in the 7th century AD
New research results are rewriting the history of Karanis, an ancient Greco-Roman agricultural settlement in the…
12 May 2024
Restored walls collapse in 1500-year-old Shahr-e Belqeys, concerns mount over further damage
Recently, a portion of the restored walls of 1500-year-old Shahr-e Belqeys (“City of Belqeys”), a historical…
11 May 2024
Archaeologists find new clues about North Carolina’s ‘Lost Colony’ from the 16th century
Archaeologists from The First Colony Foundation have yielded a tantalizing clue about the fate of the…
11 May 2024
Archaeological excavations unearthed the first great Iberian city in Contestania and the oldest one
Archaeologists from the University of Alicante and the University of Murcia “Damas y Héroes. In the…
11 May 2024
Alexander the Great’s Bathroom Discovered at Greece’s Aigai Palace
Archaeologists say to have unearthed Alexander the Great’s bathroom at the Aigai Palace in northern Greece.…
9 May 2024
Teacher unearthed stone with ancient ogham writing from Ireland in Coventry garden
A geography teacher, Graham Senior, stumbled across a rock with mysterious incisions while tidying his overgrown…
8 May 2024
2,700-Year-Old Pre-Roman Iron Age necropolis Unearthed in Naples, Italy
An approximately 2,700-year-old Pre-Roman necropolis was discovered by archaeologists during excavations conducted in advance of a…
7 May 2024
Assyriologist solves archaeological mystery from 700 BC in Khorsabad, Iraq
A new interpretation of a set of temple symbols that have puzzled scholars for more than…
6 May 2024
Ancient Greeks Built a Road to Haul Cargo Overland: The Father of the Railway: Diolkos
The Diolkos, an ambitious road that crossed the entire Isthmus of Corinth and was partially paved…