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New discoveries found under demolished historic Tawfiq Pasha Andraos Palace in Egypt

31 October 2021

An Egyptian archaeological mission excavating at the site of the recently demolished Tawfiq Pasha Andraos Palace discovered a number of...

Tomb T5 with skull fragments in Chemin de Verney, Pully, Switzerland. Only three of the eight newly discovered tombs yielded skeletal remains due to damage from construction work in the area.

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Archaeologists Uncover 8 Graves Dated 6,500 Years Ago in Lausanne, Swiss

30 October 2021

Archaeologists have unearthed eight prehistoric tombs between 5,500 and 6,500 years old in the Swiss town of Pully. The site...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A female executive’s seal from 3000 years ago was discovered in Turkey

29 October 2021

During the excavations carried out in southeastern Turkey’s Gaziantep’s Karkamış (Carchemish) Ancient City, seals and prints determined to belong to...

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Homo Bodoensis may be the ancestor of modern humans

28 October 2021

Although modern humans are the only surviving human lineages, their kinship with other human species that roamed the world is...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

Central Turkey’s largest Byzantine mosaic structure found

28 October 2021

A 300-square-meter (3,330 square feet) floor mosaic belonging to the Late Roman-Early Byzantine period was discovered during excavation work in...

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Human blood proteins were found in the red paint on a 1,000-year-old gold mask from Peru

27 October 2021

Traces of human blood have been discovered in the red paint that decorated a gold mask found on the remains...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Return of a 4,250-year-old Hattian golden beak-spouted ewer to Turkey

27 October 2021

The 4,250-year-old golden beak-spouted ewer was returned to the Anatolian Civilizations Museum by the Gilbert Art Foundation. Culture and Tourism...

The interior of the tomb of an ancient Egyptian nobleman called Khuwy, which was discovered in 2019, about 35 kilometres south of the capital Cairo. The mummified body of Khuwy has been found to be older than previously thought. AFP

Egyptian Archeology, News

The Discovery of nobleman Khuwy could rewrite Egypt history

25 October 2021

The mummified corpse of an ancient Egyptian nobleman named Khuwy, discovered in 2019, showed the ancient Egyptians were carrying out...

Culture

Lady of Cao and Moche Culture

25 October 2021

The Moche civilization and the Mochico culture were one of the pre-Inca civilizations that developed in the north of present-day...

The carvings, from 2,700 years ago, show gods, kings and sacred animals

Mesopotamia, News

Archaeologists in Iraq find 2,700-year-old wine press

24 October 2021

Stone bas-reliefs carved into the walls of an irrigation canal some nine kilometers (5.5 miles) long, and the remains of...

New discoveries found under demolished historic Tawfiq Pasha Andraos Palace in Egypt

Archaeologists Uncover 8 Graves Dated 6,500 Years Ago in Lausanne, Swiss

A female executive’s seal from 3000 years ago was discovered in Turkey

Homo Bodoensis may be the ancestor of modern humans

Central Turkey’s largest Byzantine mosaic structure found

Human blood proteins were found in the red paint on a 1,000-year-old gold mask from Peru

Return of a 4,250-year-old Hattian golden beak-spouted ewer to Turkey

The Discovery of nobleman Khuwy could rewrite Egypt history

Lady of Cao and Moche Culture

Archaeologists in Iraq find 2,700-year-old wine press

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A Rare Mosaic from the Villa of the Amazons Shows Nile Imagery in Late Roman Anatolia

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Archaeologists Rediscover Alexandria on the Tigris, a Lost City Founded by Alexander the Great

Archaeologists Unearth unprecedented 16th-Century River Pier on the Banks of Russia’s Volkhov River

The Iberian City That Wrote Everything Down: How a Forgotten Settlement Left Spain’s Largest Pre-Roman Archive

The Cowboys History Forgot: Archaeologists Trace the Chinese Cowboys of the American West

First Local Aramaic Inscription of the Ancient Kingdom of Sophene Discovered, Dating to the Hellenistic Period

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