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Georgia’s Queen of Kings “Tamar the Great”

17 August 2021

Queen Tamar (1160-1235 CE) reigned during Georgia’s Golden Age, when the country’s frontiers stretched from the Black Sea to the...

Newcastle and Sheffield University archaeology students and volunteers at work on the site near Crowland

News

Interesting discovery at Crowland digs, a human poo from the Saxon period or coprolite found

16 August 2021

Excavations in Abbey Church Field in Crowland, near Peterborough, have also yielded such amazing finds results for archaeologists. The archaeological...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Stone reliefs describing the Persian-Greek wars were found in the ancient city of Daskyleion in northwestern Turkey

16 August 2021

A relief depicting a fifth-century BC battle between the Greeks and Persians was discovered in the ancient city of Dascylium...

The Flight of the Prisoners (1896) by James Tissot; The exile of the Jews from Canaan to Babylon

Culture

The Babylonian captivity or Babylonian exile

16 August 2021

The Babylonian captivity or exile was an era in ancient Israel’s history. That exile began with a two-stage expulsion in...

Classical Archeology, News

A protected Punic-Roman tower “Tal-Wilġa” has been turned into a building site

15 August 2021

The Tal-Wilga tower, one of Malta’s Punic-Roman heritage sites, is in danger from construction work near it. The Superintendent of...

News

Archaeologists find rare treasure in Suzdal of Russia

15 August 2021

The twentieth season of fieldwork brought an unexpected discovery to the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences....

Anatolian Archeology, News, Travel

3600 years old Unique ancient drinking bowls on display at Boğazkale Museum

15 August 2021

The 3,600-year-old fist-shaped drinking bowls found in excavations in Hattusa, the capital of the Hittite Civilization, which shaped the Anatolian...

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Nearly intact 1,800-year-old bouquets of flowers found in Teotihuacan

14 August 2021

In the ruined city of Teotihuacan, Mexico, at a depth of 18 meters, inside the tunnel under the pyramid of...

News

Irish archaeologists discover a rare 1,600-year-old idol in the Roscommon bog

13 August 2021

A 1,600-year-old wooden pagan idol has been discovered in a bog in Co Roscommon by Irish archaeologists. This rare artifact...

News

In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

13 August 2021

During a four-year dig in the Moravian city (Czech Republic) of Perov, rare gems, mysterious burial places, and divine thrones...

Georgia’s Queen of Kings “Tamar the Great”

Interesting discovery at Crowland digs, a human poo from the Saxon period or coprolite found

Stone reliefs describing the Persian-Greek wars were found in the ancient city of Daskyleion in northwestern Turkey

The Babylonian captivity or Babylonian exile

A protected Punic-Roman tower “Tal-Wilġa” has been turned into a building site

Archaeologists find rare treasure in Suzdal of Russia

3600 years old Unique ancient drinking bowls on display at Boğazkale Museum

Nearly intact 1,800-year-old bouquets of flowers found in Teotihuacan

Irish archaeologists discover a rare 1,600-year-old idol in the Roscommon bog

In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

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