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Nearly intact 1,800-year-old bouquets of flowers found in Teotihuacan

14 August 2021

In the ruined city of Teotihuacan, Mexico, at a depth of 18 meters, inside the tunnel under the pyramid of...

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Irish archaeologists discover a rare 1,600-year-old idol in the Roscommon bog

13 August 2021

A 1,600-year-old wooden pagan idol has been discovered in a bog in Co Roscommon by Irish archaeologists. This rare artifact...

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In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

13 August 2021

During a four-year dig in the Moravian city (Czech Republic) of Perov, rare gems, mysterious burial places, and divine thrones...

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Archaeologists discover bones of a woman who lived 14,000 years ago at a site in The Iberian Peninsula

13 August 2021

Archaeologists have discovered the bones of a lady who lived 14,000 years ago, the earliest traces of a modern burial...

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China exhibits 2,000-year-old artifacts discovered in Guangzhou

12 August 2021

On August 10, the National Museum of China launched an exhibition featuring archaeological finds from ancient China’s Qin (221–207 BC)...

Culture, Mesopotamia

Iran’s legendary ruined city “Susa”

12 August 2021

Ancient Susa is one of the oldest cities in the world. The Elamite, Persian, and Parthian empires formerly ruled over...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A Child’s Skeleton was Unearthed During the Tozkoparan Mound Excavations

12 August 2021

The skeleton of a child was unearthed during the rescue excavations carried out in the Tozkoparan mound located in Tozkoparan...

Anatolian Archeology, Culture

Brief history and 9 unknowns of Hagia Sophia

11 August 2021

The Great Church was the name given to Hagia Sophia when it was initially constructed (Megale Ekklesia). However, the Church...

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Archaeologists find a 5,000-year-old piece of wood in Orkney, which they describe as “astonishing”

10 August 2021

Archaeologists continue to make surprising discoveries in Orkney. Although organic materials are quite difficult to find, archaeologists have found a...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Maltaş Temple Revealed

10 August 2021

Phrygian Valley, 10 meters high monument with Phrygian scriptures inscriptions on it discovered. The unearthed Maltaş monument is actually the...

Nearly intact 1,800-year-old bouquets of flowers found in Teotihuacan

Irish archaeologists discover a rare 1,600-year-old idol in the Roscommon bog

In Moravia, archaeologists discover divine thrones, thousands of artifacts and a new settlement

Archaeologists discover bones of a woman who lived 14,000 years ago at a site in The Iberian Peninsula

China exhibits 2,000-year-old artifacts discovered in Guangzhou

Iran’s legendary ruined city “Susa”

A Child’s Skeleton was Unearthed During the Tozkoparan Mound Excavations

Brief history and 9 unknowns of Hagia Sophia

Archaeologists find a 5,000-year-old piece of wood in Orkney, which they describe as “astonishing”

Maltaş Temple Revealed

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