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A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King
More than 2,700 years ago, a ruler of the ancient kingdom of Karkemish commissioned a monumental inscription that stood apart from the writing traditions…
Carbonized Wood Found at 9-Meter Depth in Noah’s Ark Research
Every new finding creates excitement for researchers searching for traces of Noah’s Ark in Ağrı. However, as the studies progress, the number of unanswered…
Human Sacrifice and the Rituals of Hittite Warfare
For an army, defeat on the battlefield meant more than just losing territory or soldiers. Beyond the dead, the wounded, and the fallen comrades…
Roman-Era Seating Offers Clues to Early Christian Education in Ancient Adada
In the ancient city of Adada, located in southwestern Türkiye, seating steps dating back to the Roman period became part of a Christian church…
Eight Loaves of Bread Survive a 5,000-Year-Old Fire in Türkiye
Archaeologists at Seyitömer Höyük in Kütahya, a province in western Türkiye, have discovered eight loaves of bread that were preserved through carbonization during a…
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Archaeologists Uncover a 3,800-Year-Old Babylonian Bridge in Mesopotamia
French and Iraqi archaeologists working at the ancient city of Larsa in southern Iraq…
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14 November 2026
Helmet and Armor Found Beneath School Construction Site in the Netherlands
Archaeological research conducted prior to the construction of a new school in Maastricht, Netherlands, has revealed…
13 November 2026
Prehistoric Cave Burials in Spain Show How Ancient Communities Moved Their Dead
Archaeologists excavating a prehistoric burial cave in northeastern Spain have discovered human remains that suggest ancient…
13 November 2026
Rare 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Sword Mold Discovered in Germany
Archaeologists in Bavaria, Germany, have discovered a sandstone casting mold used to produce bronze swords about…
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Classical Archaeology
Pompeii’s Luxury Funeral Beds Were Decorated with Soldiers, Shields and Gold
More than 2,000 carved bone fragments from the ancient Roman city of…
Unknown 2,000-Year-Old Roman Settlement Discovered in the Shadow of the Legions
Despite its proximity to one of the largest Roman legionary fortresses in…
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…
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13 November 2026
A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King
More than 2,700 years ago, a ruler of the ancient kingdom of Karkemish commissioned a monumental…
13 November 2026
Rare 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Sword Mold Discovered in Germany
Archaeologists in Bavaria, Germany, have discovered a sandstone casting mold used to produce bronze swords about…
13 November 2026
Lost Sanctuary of the Greek God of Medicine Identified in Greece
Excavations in Epidaurus, Greece, have uncovered traces of a lost sacred site described by a traveler…
13 November 2026
Ancient Sword, Swedish Queen’s Portrait, and Rare Printing Type Found in Estonia
Archaeological excavations in Tartu, Estonia, have unearthed a sword, a Middle Ages knife with a wooden…
12 November 2026
Rare Viking Double Burial Discovered on Isle of Man with Sword and Women’s Jewelry
A rare 1,100-year-old Viking double burial discovered on the Isle of Man has yielded a silver-decorated…
12 November 2026
A Nasca Baby with a Single Eye Socket Shared a Grave with Another Infant 1,600 Years Ago
Around 1,600 years ago, a community in southern Peru buried two infants together inside a ceramic…
12 November 2026
An Anglo-Saxon Kingdom Defied Europe’s Monetary Traditions 1,200 Years Ago
About 1,200 years ago, a powerful Anglo-Saxon kingdom in northern England began replacing its silver coins…
12 November 2026
Archaeologists Uncover a 3,800-Year-Old Babylonian Bridge in Mesopotamia
French and Iraqi archaeologists working at the ancient city of Larsa in southern Iraq are uncovering…
11 November 2026
2,000-Year-Old Sword and Weapons from a Vandal Warrior’s Grave Emerge
A striking collection of weapons and gear, believed to belong to a warrior cremated approximately 2,000…
11 November 2026
Ancient Graves Reveal Evidence of a Previously Unknown Bronze Age Culture
A grave discovered in Western Siberia has raised new questions about the relationship between local populations…