14 May 2026
260 Monumental Tombs Older Than Egypt’s Pyramids Discovered in the Sahara
Satellite archaeology has revealed 260 previously unknown stone burial monuments in Sudan’s Atbai Desert, opening a…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
14 May 2026
6,000-Year-Old Tombs in Toledo Reveal Inland Iberia’s Oldest Known Monumental Necropolis
New radiocarbon dates from Valdelasilla suggest that communities in central Spain were building planned funerary monuments…
13 May 2026
59,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Tooth May Be the Earliest Evidence of Dental Treatment
A worn molar from a Siberian cave has opened an unexpectedly intimate window into Neanderthal life:…
13 May 2026
2,600-Year-Old Stepped Terraces at Sardis Reveal the Engineering Behind Lydia’s Power and Wealth
New research at Sardis reveals that Lydian builders created sophisticated stepped urban terraces under King Alyattes…
13 May 2026
1,700-Year-Old Gold-and-Silver Harness Plaque Reveals Early Alan Hidden Reach in the North Caucasus
A gold-and-silver horse harness plaque found in the North Caucasus is giving archaeologists a rare look…
12 May 2026
A Sealed Well and Bronze Sword Reveal the Iron Age Transformation of a 3,200-Year-Old Sardinian Tower
A 3,200-year-old nuraghe in Sardinia reveals how Bronze Age towers were reused as Iron Age cult…
11 May 2026
More Than 800 Buried Traces Reveal a Prehistoric Settlement Larger Than Expected Near Germany’s Müritz Lakes
More than 800 archaeological features hidden beneath the route of a future German bypass are forcing…
9 May 2026
Helmets Once Thought to Be Ancient Reveal a Medieval Secret Beneath Spain’s Waters
For decades, the iron helmets recovered from the seabed near Benicarló seemed to belong to the…
9 May 2026
Rare Viking Gold Hoard Found Near Rold Becomes Denmark’s Third-Largest Viking-Age Gold Discovery
A flash of gold in the soil beside a forest track has led archaeologists in northern…
7 May 2026
New Inscriptions Reveal the First Direct Evidence of Roman Businessmen Operating in Ancient Teos
Roman businessmen in Teos may have played a far greater role in the city’s economic life…