17 May 2022
Bristol Redcliff Quarter’s outstanding medieval knife
In 2017 and 2018, Cotswold Archeology and Oxford Archeology, in a joint venture, undertook excavations ahead…
Archive
Author: Leman Altuntaş
15 May 2022
People knew how to make bread 14,400 years ago
Archaeological finds in Jordan's Black Desert show that humans used stone ovens to bake bread 14,400…
15 May 2022
46 Eagles in vivid color revealed on Ancient Egyptian temple ceiling
A joint German/Egyptian archaeological mission at the Temple of Esna on the west bank of the…
14 May 2022
The oldest fortification system in Anatolia is about 8000 years old “Kuruçay Höyük”
Kuruçay höyük is located near the village Of Kuruçay, fifteen kilometers south of Burdur. The mound…
12 May 2022
Hidden 13th-century carving of ‘face of Christ’ discovered in Ballymore, Ireland
At Ballymore, in the county of Westmeath, Ireland, sunlight led to an interesting and special discovery.…
11 May 2022
Ukraine says Russian forces stole Scythian treasures from Melitopol Museum
Invading Russian troops have stolen items of ancient Scythian gold and other historical and cultural valuables…
11 May 2022
An Iron Age Necropolis was discovered in the Normandy, northwestern France
A modest Iron Age agricultural settlement excavated at Blainville-sur-Orne in Normandy, northwest France, led to the…
11 May 2022
Neo-Assyrian underground complex discovered under a house in southeastern Turkey
An underground Iron Age complex has been found in Turkey that may have been used by…
10 May 2022
Paleontologists Unearth 139 Million-Year-Old Pregnant Dinosaur Fossil in Chile
Archeologists in Chile have unearthed the fossilized remains of a 13ft-long pregnant ichthyosaur from a melting…
9 May 2022
5000-year-old jewelry factory found in Rakhi Garhi in India’s Indus Valley region
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has made an important discovery by finding the remains of…