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Thousands of Years Ago, People Lived Far More Luxuriously Than We Ever Imagined

16 December 2025

16 December 2025

Archaeologists in northern Israel uncover a luxurious Iron Age cremation burial, revealing elite lifestyles, long-distance trade, and Assyrian influence thousands...

Well-Preserved A Dog, a Bone Dagger: Inside a 5,000-Year-Old Burial Beneath a Swedish Lake

16 December 2025

16 December 2025

By the edge of a vanished lake in southern Sweden, archaeologists have uncovered a burial so rare it reshapes what...

From the Balkans to Rome: How Bosnia, Serbia, and Kosovo Quietly Strengthened an Empire

14 December 2025

14 December 2025

For centuries, the strength of the Roman Empire has been explained through its armies, its roads, and its conquests. Histories...

The 9,000-Year-Old Bad Dürrenberg Shaman Reveals New Clues to Europe’s Earliest Ritual Traditions

12 December 2025

12 December 2025

On a quiet rise above the Saale River, long before agriculture reshaped the landscapes of Europe, a woman was laid...

Not From Denmark After All: Legendary Hjortspring Boat Linked to Baltic Raiders

11 December 2025

11 December 2025

One of Northern Europe’s most enigmatic archaeological finds—the 2,400-year-old Hjortspring Boat—may finally be giving up its secrets. New scientific analyses,...

Unique ‘Good Shepherd Jesus’ Fresco Unearthed in Iznik: A One-of-a-Kind Discovery in Anatolia

10 December 2025

10 December 2025

Archaeologists in Türkiye have uncovered a remarkable Early Christian fresco depicting the ‘Good Shepherd Jesus’, a motif rarely found in...

Ancient Marble Mystery: Rare 2,500-Year-Old Greek Sculpture Unearthed in Etruscan Heartland

9 December 2025

9 December 2025

A remarkable archaeological discovery by teams from the University of Freiburg and Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz is reshaping our understanding...

Rare Incense Burner Depicting Egyptian God Serapis Unearthed in Ancient City of Ephesus

8 December 2025

8 December 2025

Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the world’s best-preserved archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage...

The Lost Troy of Roman Britain: How a Chance Discovery in Rutland Unlocked an Ancient Story Forgotten for 1,500 Years

7 December 2025

7 December 2025

A lost Aeschylean version of the Trojan War emerges from the Rutland mosaic, revealing Roman Britain’s surprising cultural ties to...

Denmark’s Earliest Iron Weapons: 2,800-Year-Old Gold-Decorated Spears Discovered

5 December 2025

5 December 2025

Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered two gold-decorated iron spears—the country’s earliest iron—deposited at a Bronze Age sacred spring in Boeslunde,...