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2000-Year-Old Roman Origins Confirmed for Elche’s Monumental L’Assut de l’Argamassa Dam

17 May 2025

An archaeological research project has unveiled that the imposing L’Assut de l’Argamassa dam in Elche, Spain, long suspected to be...

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The 6th-Century “Türk-Kagan” Coin Discovery in Uzbekistan Could Rewrite History as the Oldest Known Record of the Name “Türk”

15 May 2025

A remarkable archaeological find in Uzbekistan has unearthed a 6th-century coin bearing the inscription “Turk-Kagan,” a discovery that could significantly...

Pendant showing the only known Viking-Age depiction of a pregnant body. The artefact was found in a 10th century, Swedish burial for a woman, buried with a rich and varied artefacts assemblage as well as animals -- one interpretations is that she was a 'seeress'/ritual specialist. Credit: O. Myrin, The Swedish History Museum/SHM

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A First! This Study on Pregnancy in the Viking Age Illuminates Warrior Women and the Fate of Babies

14 May 2025

A groundbreaking interdisciplinary study by Viking experts from the Universities of Nottingham and Leicester has shed new light on the...

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A Byzantine Princess, a Mongol Khan, and a Church: The Bloody Church and Its Unknown History

13 May 2025

Nestled at the base of the imposing Phanar Greek Orthodox College, a landmark intrinsically linked to the panoramic vistas of...

This very small, bottle-shaped urn likely contained a child. Cover Image Credit: Archaeological Museum Hamburg / BU

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Remarkably Preserved Bronze Age Urns, Thousands of Years Old, Unearthed in Germany

13 May 2025

What appeared to be an ordinary stretch of County Road 17 between the towns of Moisburg and Immenbeck has turned...

Metal detectorists found these two gold-and-garnet objects in a field in England. Credit: Chris Phillips

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Rare Anglo-Saxon Gold and Garnet Artifacts Discovered in Wiltshire

12 May 2025

A breathtaking discovery in the southwestern English county of Wiltshire has captivated archaeologists and metal detecting enthusiasts alike. Two detectorists,...

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Iron Age Ingenuity: Unique Dacian Stonemasons’ Tools Discovered in Romania

10 May 2025

An extraordinary discovery in a Romanian forest near the hill of Măgura Călanului has unveiled a unique set of 15...

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Long-Awaited Excavation to Commence at Mount Ararat ‘Noah’s Ark’ Site

9 May 2025

The legendary search for Noah’s Ark, a tale that has captivated imaginations and spurred countless expeditions for generations, is poised...

Florence Gaignerot-Driessen leads excavations at Anavlochos in 2018 with her team of students and international research partners. Credit: Florence Gaignerot-Driessen

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“Ladies of Anavlochos”: Crete’s Puzzle in Pieces

9 May 2025

Perched high on the rugged slopes of Mount Anavlochos, overlooking the azure expanse of the Mediterranean Sea, lie the silent...

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200 Feet to the Past: The Millennium-Old Mystery of the Himalayan Towers

8 May 2025

In the remote and rugged landscapes of the Himalayas, a series of enigmatic structures known as the Himalayan Towers, or...

2000-Year-Old Roman Origins Confirmed for Elche’s Monumental L’Assut de l’Argamassa Dam

The 6th-Century “Türk-Kagan” Coin Discovery in Uzbekistan Could Rewrite History as the Oldest Known Record of the Name “Türk”

A Byzantine Princess, a Mongol Khan, and a Church: The Bloody Church and Its Unknown History

Remarkably Preserved Bronze Age Urns, Thousands of Years Old, Unearthed in Germany

Rare Anglo-Saxon Gold and Garnet Artifacts Discovered in Wiltshire

Iron Age Ingenuity: Unique Dacian Stonemasons’ Tools Discovered in Romania

Long-Awaited Excavation to Commence at Mount Ararat ‘Noah’s Ark’ Site

“Ladies of Anavlochos”: Crete’s Puzzle in Pieces

200 Feet to the Past: The Millennium-Old Mystery of the Himalayan Towers

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Viking Tomb Discovery in Denmark May Reveal Elite Family Linked to King Harald Bluetooth

Hannibal’s Italian Ally: 170 Meters of Fortifications and 450 Roman Lead Projectiles Discovered

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Only Those on the Righteous Path May Enter Here”: New Mosaics Unearthed in Antalya’s Olympos

Archaeologists Uncover Large Roman-Era Complex Beneath Modern Melun

Ancient Curse Tablets Reveal Dark Spiritual Practices in the Roman Empire – and Their Echo in the Bible

The Gobi Wall: Ancient Statecraft Hidden in Mongolia’s Sands

The Lord’s Prayer Carved in Stone with Scandinavian Runes and a Picture of a Boat Discovered in Ontario, Canada

Coins from the World’s Richest Shipwreck Could Confirm the San José Galleon