24 November 2025
A Roman Urn Found in Cartagena Reveals a Forgotten Governor and Rare Lot-Casting Rituals
The recent discovery of a Roman inscription in Cartagena has illuminated an obscured chapter of Hispania…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
23 November 2025
In 6750 BCE, A Neolithic City Built Its Own Ghosts: The Monumental Secrets of Ain Ghazal, Jordan
Long before the pyramids rose above the Nile or the great temples of Mesopotamia carved their…
23 November 2025
Rediscovering the Lost Gods: Ancient Slavic Pagan Sanctuary Reborn in Noginsk Forests
An unexpected discovery deep in the forests near Noginsk has led to the restoration of a…
22 November 2025
Radiocarbon Dating of Chatham Islands Waka Points to a Bold Polynesian Voyage in the 1400s
Rēkohu — internationally known as the Chatham Islands, located 800 kilometres east of mainland New Zealand…
21 November 2025
Radical New Theory Transforms a 3,500-Year-Old North American Mystery
A groundbreaking reinterpretation of Poverty Point—one of North America’s most iconic archaeological sites—is challenging long-held assumptions…
21 November 2025
“They Depicted Lake İznik as an Ancient Woman”: Newly Unearthed Roman Mosaic in İznik
An extraordinary archaeological discovery in the town of İznik, Türkiye, is reshaping modern understanding of Roman…
19 November 2025
Archaeologists Uncover the Second-Largest Roman Olive Oil Mill in the Empire During Major Tunisian Excavation
A groundbreaking archaeological mission in Tunisia has revealed one of the most significant Roman industrial sites…
19 November 2025
Massive Bronze Age City Uncovered in Kazakhstan: Archaeologists Reveal a 3,500-Year-Old Metallurgical Hub on the Steppe
In a discovery poised to reshape our understanding of early urbanism in Central Asia, an international…
18 November 2025
A 2,000-Year-Old Fashion Fraud: Roman Textiles Imitated Royal Murex Purple
Ancient textiles from the Judean Desert reveal that many Roman-era “purple” garments were not dyed with…
18 November 2025
2,700-Year-Old Luwian Stele Reveals Ancient Name of İvriz Spring and New Details on King Warpalawa
A newly published study has brought surprising clarity to one of Anatolia’s most iconic sacred landscapes.…