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A Roman-era canal was discovered in Oosterhout, in the eastern Netherlands, along with a road, both from around 2,000 years ago ERIC NORDE RAAP/AFP
Classical Archeology, News

Roman Canal and Road Uncovered in The Netherlands near UNESCO heritage sites

30 July 2021

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30 July 2021

Dutch archaeologists that a canal and gravel road thought to have been built and used by the Roman military have...

bronze age cemeteries
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Exploring the life story of a high-status woman from isotope data in Hungary’s largest Bronze Age cemetery

29 July 2021

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29 July 2021

Researchers examined 29 tombs from Szigetszentmiklós-Ürgehegy, one of Hungary’s largest Middle Bronze Age cemeteries, and one of them, a high-status...

Researchers dug an area two metres in depth, uncovering organic matter and stonework.(Source: David Guilfoyle/ Taalinup Boya Project)
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9,200-year-old Noongar habitation discovered at Augusta archaeological dig site

28 July 2021

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28 July 2021

An archaeological dig in Augusta, in West Australia‘s South West, has uncovered evidence of Noongar habitation dating back an estimated...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

Two rock chambers thought to be dining rooms unearthed at ‘House of Muses’ in southeastern Turkey

27 July 2021

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27 July 2021

House of Muses, a Roman-era house named after the muse mosaics found in the area located in the ancient city...

Archaeologists work on the Iremir Mound, Van, eastern Turkey.
Anatolian Archeology, News

The Iremir Mound illuminates the pre-Urartian period in East Van

27 July 2021

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27 July 2021

Archaeological findings unearthed in the excavations carried out at the İremir Mound in the Gürpınar district of Van, in eastern...

Archaeologists find ancient Egyptian warship sunk near Alexandria Enlarge Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
Egyptian Archeology, News

Archaeologists find sunken ancient Egyptian warship under Abu Qir Bay

26 July 2021

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26 July 2021

According to a press release by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the Egyptian French archaeological mission of the...

A hollow axe
News

Mystery ax discovered off the coast of Arendal of Norway

26 July 2021

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26 July 2021

Researchers have discovered a find that could be a first for Norwegian archeology. A hollow ax, which researchers believe dates...

goddness anahita
Mythology

Persian water goddess “Anahita”

26 July 2021

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26 July 2021

Anahita was pre-Islamic Iran’s most important goddess. Her status was unrivaled by any other Iranian goddess throughout the course of...

_babilion king Nabonidus
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The longest inscription in Saudi Arabia turned out to belong to the last king of Babylon

25 July 2021

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25 July 2021

The Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage has announced the discovery of a 2,550-year-old inscription etched on basalt stone...

The rock paintings and kitchen materials found in the cave, which were discovered by a shepherd and emerged as a result of a landslide in the Mustafakemalpaşa district, 85 kilometers from the city center, created excitement.
Anatolian Archeology, News

The “food” thousands of years ago may be the ancestor of a Turkish dessert

25 July 2021

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25 July 2021

The rock paintings and kitchen materials found in the cave, which were discovered by a shepherd and emerged as a...

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