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600 Years Old Sword and Equipment Found in Olsztyn

22 April 2021

Aleksander Miedwiediew, a history buff, and detectorist discovered a bare sword, a sheath, and a knight’s belt with two knives...

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Iron Age Warriors Bend the Swords of Their Defeated Enemies

22 April 2021

Archaeologists from the Westphalia-Lippe Regional Association (LWL) announced that a metal detector has discovered “one of the largest Iron Age...

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A Gold Mourning Ring Found on The Isle of Man

21 April 2021

The ring found with a metal detector on the Isle of Man in December 2020 will be exhibited in the...

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‘Dinosaur dance floor’ dating back 80 million years found in China

20 April 2021

In China, researchers have found many dinosaur footprints in an area of 1,600 square meters described in the literature as...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

A 2,000-year-old Street from the Roman Period has been Discovered in Southeastern Turkey

19 April 2021

A 2,000-year-old street from the Roman period has been discovered in southeastern Turkey. Excavation to unearth historical street in the...

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Oldest Direct Evidence for Honey Collecting in Africa

18 April 2021

Honey is an important food source that has been considered a very important healing source in the history of civilizations....

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Iraqis Disliked El Nouri Mosque’s Restoration Plan

18 April 2021

UNESCO recently announced that the El Nouri mosque, which was bombed by ISIL(The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant),...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

Trian Fountain to Be Revived After 1900 Years

17 April 2021

The Trian fountain in the ancient city of Laodikeia in Denizli will be revived after 1900 years. CHP’s Merkezefendi Municipality...

Anatolian Archeology

Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

17 April 2021

Antalya province on Turkey’s breathtaking Mediterranean, besides the incredible coastline, is besides quite remarkable that up with ancient artifacts and...

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Archaeologists Discovered a New Pyramid Resembling Teotihuacán in Tikal

17 April 2021

Researchers discovered a new pyramid complex in the Tikal in Guatemala. About 65 km south of El Mirador in the...

600 Years Old Sword and Equipment Found in Olsztyn

Iron Age Warriors Bend the Swords of Their Defeated Enemies

A Gold Mourning Ring Found on The Isle of Man

‘Dinosaur dance floor’ dating back 80 million years found in China

A 2,000-year-old Street from the Roman Period has been Discovered in Southeastern Turkey

Oldest Direct Evidence for Honey Collecting in Africa

Iraqis Disliked El Nouri Mosque’s Restoration Plan

Trian Fountain to Be Revived After 1900 Years

Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

Archaeologists Discovered a New Pyramid Resembling Teotihuacán in Tikal

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3000 Years Old Bronze Age Settlement Unveiled Ahead of New Stadium Construction

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A Sunken Port Beneath the Red Sea May Have Reshaped the Map of Human Migration Out of Africa 20,000 Years Ago

India’s Ancient ‘Dwarf Chambers’: Hire Benkal’s 2,500-Year-Old Mysterious Megalithic Legacy

Ancient Hawaiian Petroglyphs Reappear on Oahu’s Shoreline After Years Beneath the Sand

Remarkable Carved Stone Head Unearthed at Skaill Farm Excavation in Orkney

Well-Preserved Hittite “Bird Omen Text” Discovered at Kayalıpınar–Samuha, a Key Religious Hub of the Ancient Empire

3,500-Year-Old Rice Discovery Marks Longest Early Ocean Journey

Rare Medieval Amethyst Jewel Discovered in Castle Kolno’s Moat

Ancient Eco-Tech Uncovered in Lebanon: Phoenicians Used Recycled Pottery for Hydraulic Lime Plaster 2,700 Years Ago