14 July 2022
3000-year-old clay figurine discovered in Germany may be a prehistoric water goddess
Archaeologists have discovered a rare clay figurine thought to represent a prehistoric water goddess in the…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
14 July 2022
Evil-Wisher Well: Ancient curse tablets 2,500-year-old found in a well in Athens
30 ancient curse tablets were found at the bottom of a 2500-year-old well in ancient Athens.…
12 July 2022
Venice of the Pacific: The mysterious Micronesian ruins of Nan Madol
Sometimes art and architecture challenge our perceptions of what was formerly thought to be feasible and…
12 July 2022
From Prehistoric Georgia ‘World’s oldest wine”
For many years in a row, wine has been a popular alcoholic beverage consumed worldwide. While…
11 July 2022
Archaeologists Unearthed Third Greatest Fire Temple Existing in Ancient Iran’s Sassanid Era
Archaeologists have unearthed ruins of what they believe to be the third-greatest fire temple in ancient…
8 July 2022
A 3800-year-old cylinder seal was discovered at Turkey’s Tepebag Mound excavations
In the 2022 excavations of Tepebag Mound, located around Taşköprü, the center of Adana province in…
7 July 2022
Remains of the summer palace of Genghis Khan’s grandson, Hulagu Khan, found in eastern Turkey
The archeology study team, consisting of Turkish and Mongolian scientists, found important findings in the study…
6 July 2022
4 Aztec child burials unearthed in Mexico and dated to the Early Colonial period may be indicators of Aztec resistance
During an archaeological rescue effort in Mexico City's historic central district of La Lagunilla, the remains…
1 July 2022
Sidamara, the largest sarcophagus of the Ancient World, got Eros relief 140 years later
The Sidamara Sarcophagus, which is considered to be one of the largest sarcophagi of the ancient…
28 June 2022
Oldest prayer beads made from salmon vertebrae found on England’s Holy island
On the island of Lindisfarne, just off the coast of Northumberland, known in England as the…