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Saudi Arabia launching world’s first-ever ‘Museum in the Sky’

4 November 2021

The world’s first “Museum in the Sky” flight operated by Saudia Airlines, will take off from Riyadh to AlUla today....

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

In the backstage of Smyrna Ancient Theater Latrina found

3 November 2021

Interesting finds unearthed during the excavations of the 2400-year-old Ancient City of Smyrna in the Aegean region of Turkey continue...

Classical Archeology, News

An amateur archeologist has discovered a Roman war site

1 November 2021

Thanks to the insistence of an amateur archaeologist, a Roman battlefield in Switzerland has been identified. Shortly before the birth...

Culture, Travel

Istanbul’s Iron Church of Unique Beauty

1 November 2021

The Bulgarian Church of St. Stephens was constructed like a cross-shaped Basilica. St. Stephen Church is also known as The...

Egyptian Archeology, News

The Cairo University archaeological mission unearths the tomb of Ramses II’s royal treasurer at Saqqara necropolis

1 November 2021

Archaeologists working at the Saqqara necropolis have unearthed the tomb of Ptah-M-Wiah, a high-ranking ancient Egyptian official and head of...

Anatolian Archeology, News

8000-year-old with balcony architectural structure belonging to the Prehistoric period found in Anatolia

31 October 2021

During the excavations in Domuztepe mound, it was revealed that an architectural structure thought to be 7-8 thousand years old...

Egyptian Archeology, News

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...

Saudi Arabia launching world’s first-ever ‘Museum in the Sky’

In the backstage of Smyrna Ancient Theater Latrina found

An amateur archeologist has discovered a Roman war site

Istanbul’s Iron Church of Unique Beauty

The Cairo University archaeological mission unearths the tomb of Ramses II’s royal treasurer at Saqqara necropolis

8000-year-old with balcony architectural structure belonging to the Prehistoric period found in Anatolia

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

New Posts

Buried Underwater for Centuries, This Ancient Terracotta Head Reveals Its Original Colors and True Age

Viking-Era Ship Timber Discovered in the Netherlands During Sewer Works

The Golden Helmet of Leiro: A Bronze Age Masterpiece Hidden for Millennia on Spain’s Atlantic Coast

First Four-Wheeled Chariots Found in Iron Age Britain Near Queen Cartimandua’s Capital

5,500-Year-Old Settlement Discovered on Lake Titicaca’s Island of the Sun, Bolivia—Far Earlier Than Thought

Archaeologists Find First ‘Parthenon Marbles’ Evidence at Lord Elgin’s ‘Mentor’ Wreck

15,000-Year-Old Ice Age Female Figurine Finally Returns Home to Switzerland

A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Head in a Sealed Mexican Tomb Raises Questions History Can’t Answer

They Drove Nails Into the Dead — And It Wasn’t Random: The Dark Roman Ritual Behind It

2,400-Year-Old Submerged Structures Captured Beneath Turkey’s Dicle Dam Waters