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One-of-a-kind 1000- years-old gold earring found in Denmark

13 December 2021

A metal detectorist in Denmark uncovered a one-of-a-kind piece of 11th-century gold jewelry that had never been seen in Scandinavia...

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A Second temple of the Second Temple period was discovered at Migdal

13 December 2021

The University of Haifa reported on Sunday the discovery of a 2,000-year-old synagogue from the Second Temple era in Migdal,...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The history of Kültepe Mound in central Turkey goes back another 300 years

12 December 2021

In Kültepe, where the first written documents of Anatolia were unearthed, the date based on 5 thousand years was updated...

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Archaeologists Discover Assyrian-Style Leather Armor 2,700 Years Old in China

11 December 2021

The new research shows that the unique leather armor found in a horse rider’s tomb in Northwest China was made...

Earliest Buddha statues in China discovered in northwestern Shaanxi

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The earliest Buddha statues in China found in northwestern Shaanxi

10 December 2021

The two copper-tin-lead alloy Buddha statues discovered in northwestern Shaanxi Province became the earliest Buddha statues of this kind unearthed...

Orchestra floor revealed in Black Sea region's Ephesus

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists unearth orchestra floor in Black Sea Region’s Ephesus

10 December 2021

During continuing excavations in the northwestern province of Düzce, archaeologists discovered the orchestra floor of the theater area in the...

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First example of Roman crucifixion in UK discovered in Cambridgeshire village

8 December 2021

In Cambridgeshire village, the earliest evidence of a Roman crucifixion has been discovered. Archaeologists investigating a previously unknown Roman roadside...

Anatolian Archeology, News

15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

8 December 2021

Archaeologists discovered 15 new sculptures during recent digs around the Yesemek Open Air Museum and Sculpture Workshop in the Islahiye...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

5 December 2021

After Göbeklitepe in Şanlıurfa, which sheds light on 12,000 years ago in human history and is considered one of the...

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Elamite clay tablet discovered 4500 years old, in southwest Iran

4 December 2021

A clay tablet, estimated to be from the Elam period, about 4500 years old, was recently discovered in southwestern Iran....

One-of-a-kind 1000- years-old gold earring found in Denmark

A Second temple of the Second Temple period was discovered at Migdal

The history of Kültepe Mound in central Turkey goes back another 300 years

Archaeologists Discover Assyrian-Style Leather Armor 2,700 Years Old in China

The earliest Buddha statues in China found in northwestern Shaanxi

Archaeologists unearth orchestra floor in Black Sea Region’s Ephesus

First example of Roman crucifixion in UK discovered in Cambridgeshire village

15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

Elamite clay tablet discovered 4500 years old, in southwest Iran

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