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Archaeologists Discover Monumental Uruk-Period Building in Kani Shaie, Northern Iraq

29 October 2025

A research team from the University of Coimbra’s Center for Studies in Archaeology, Arts and Heritage Sciences (CEAACP) has announced...

The 2,200-year-old Celtic gold coin — smaller than a one-cent piece — was presented in Dresden. Credit: Robert Michael / dpa.

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Saxony’s Oldest Gold Coin Unearthed in Leipzig: A 2,200-Year-Old Celtic Masterpiece

28 October 2025

A small yet extraordinary discovery has rewritten Saxony’s numismatic history. A certified hobby detectorist, Daniel Fest, uncovered what is now...

Researchers Veikko Miettinen, Dmitri Semenov, and Rami Saarikorpi at the Astuvansalmi rock cliffs in Finland. University of Eastern Finland

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Hidden for 5,000 Years: New Rock Paintings Discovered in Finland’s Astuvansalmi Cliff

27 October 2025

On the rocky shores of Lake Yövesi in Ristiina, Finland, a silent elk gazes into eternity. This iconic figure, painted...

Anatolian Archeology, News

4,500-Year-Old ‘Gifted Graves’ Unearthed at Ikiztepe Mound in Northern Türkiye

25 October 2025

Archaeologists working at the prehistoric site of Ikiztepe Mound in northern Türkiye have uncovered two extraordinary burials — one belonging...

Aerial view of the Roman road connecting Vorgium to Quimperlé in the foreground. In the background, modern parcel boundaries still follow the trace of the ancient route. Credit: Florian Cousseau, Durham University

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6,000 Years of Human History Unearthed in Brittany: From Stone Age Villages to Roman Farms

25 October 2025

A large-scale archaeological excavation in the heart of Brittany has unveiled more than six thousand years of continuous human occupation,...

Anatolian Archeology, News

2,000-Year-Old Roman Hippodrome Discovered Beneath a Former Landfill in Kayseri

24 October 2025

In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, researchers in central Türkiye have confirmed the discovery of a 2,000-year-old Roman hippodrome (Roman Circus)...

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Archaeologists Discover Kazakhstan’s Earliest Human Burial — A 7,000-Year-Old Neolithic Grave at Koken

24 October 2025

Archaeologists in eastern Kazakhstan have uncovered the country’s oldest known human burial, dating back around 7,000 years. Found beneath Bronze...

Roman legionary helmet on a private auction in the U.S. Credit: Treasure Trove Auctions

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Rare Roman Legionary Helmet Looted from Serbia Appears in U.S. Auction

23 October 2025

Rare Roman legionary helmet sparks international debate over cultural heritage and illicit antiquities trade A rare Roman legionary helmet of...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Kerkenes Excavations Reveal Possible Proto-Turkic Kurgans Dating Back 2,600 Years

22 October 2025

Archaeological excavations at the ancient city of Kerkenes (Pteria) in central Anatolia have revealed burial features that may be linked...

Representational image: a clay vessel featuring a textile-imprint checkerboard pattern, created with artificial intelligence to illustrate the type of pottery described by archaeologists from the Novosibirsk region.

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Unique Ancient Pottery Found in Siberia Could Belong to a Previously Unknown Bronze Age Culture

22 October 2025

Archaeologists in Western Siberia have unearthed unique Bronze Age ceramics that could belong either to the little-known Ust-Tartas culture or...

Archaeologists Discover Monumental Uruk-Period Building in Kani Shaie, Northern Iraq

Saxony’s Oldest Gold Coin Unearthed in Leipzig: A 2,200-Year-Old Celtic Masterpiece

Hidden for 5,000 Years: New Rock Paintings Discovered in Finland’s Astuvansalmi Cliff

4,500-Year-Old ‘Gifted Graves’ Unearthed at Ikiztepe Mound in Northern Türkiye

6,000 Years of Human History Unearthed in Brittany: From Stone Age Villages to Roman Farms

2,000-Year-Old Roman Hippodrome Discovered Beneath a Former Landfill in Kayseri

Archaeologists Discover Kazakhstan’s Earliest Human Burial — A 7,000-Year-Old Neolithic Grave at Koken

Rare Roman Legionary Helmet Looted from Serbia Appears in U.S. Auction

Kerkenes Excavations Reveal Possible Proto-Turkic Kurgans Dating Back 2,600 Years

Unique Ancient Pottery Found in Siberia Could Belong to a Previously Unknown Bronze Age Culture

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Massive Bronze Age City Uncovered in Kazakhstan: Archaeologists Reveal a 3,500-Year-Old Metallurgical Hub on the Steppe

Five New Roman-Era Theatrical Masks Unearthed in Kastabala, Including a Rare Depiction of an Elderly Philosopher

Ancient Anchorage and Three Shipwrecks Discovered off Fethiye Reveal 4,000 Years of Maritime Traffic

A 2,000-Year-Old Fashion Fraud: Roman Textiles Imitated Royal Murex Purple

Long Before Zeus and Leda, Natufian People Crafted a 12,000-Year-Old Figurine of a Goose Mating with a Woman

2,700-Year-Old Luwian Stele Reveals Ancient Name of İvriz Spring and New Details on King Warpalawa

Mapped for the First Time: The Hidden Underground Tunnels of Veio, the Etruscan City That Once Defied Rome

A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Inkwell Found in Portugal Contains a Technological Recipe That Shouldn’t Exist

Lucky Metal-Detector Find Uncovers 800-Year-Old Gilded Bronze Jesus Statue in Norway

New Evidence Shows Arabia Was Not Only the Incense Highway—But an Ancient Scent Capital