6 July 2026
A Neolithic Stone Sphere Found in Azerbaijan Has No Known Parallel in the South Caucasus
Archaeologists working at the Neolithic settlement of Pashatepe in Azerbaijan have uncovered a polished stone sphere…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
5 July 2026
New Walls at Shiloh Reveal Clues to One of the Bible’s Earliest Sacred Sites
On a stony ridge north of Jerusalem, archaeologists are slowly redrawing the outline of one of…
4 July 2026
Rare Metal-Mounted Boar Tusk Amulet Found in Medieval Novgorod Is Unlike Any Known Example
A wild boar tusk found in Veliky Novgorod in 2020 has turned out to be far…
4 July 2026
Bronze Age Miners in Britain Used Animal Bones to Extract Copper for 900 Years, Study Finds
A new study of bone tools from Great Orme in North Wales suggests that Bronze Age…
4 July 2026
1,500-Year-Old Mosaic Room Unearthed in Ancient Smyrna in Western Türkiye
Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Smyrna in İzmir, western Türkiye, have fully uncovered a…
2 July 2026
Britain’s Longest Known Iron Age Log Ladder Found in Cambridgeshire
A waterlogged watering hole at West Cambourne in Cambridgeshire has produced a rare prehistoric wooden ladder,…
2 July 2026
Urartu’s 2,800-Year-Old Love Canal Still Flows in Van — and Its Name Leads to Queen Tariria
The 2,800-year-old Şamran Canal in Van, built by Urartian King Minua, still carries the story of…
1 July 2026
Ancient Boat Carvings Point to Long-Distance Seafaring Across Bronze Age Europe
Ancient boats carved into rocks along the Atlantic edge of Spain and Portugal may preserve evidence…
30 June 2026
Iron Age Spain’s Rare “Bad Death” Ritual Found Beside a City Wall
Two violently killed men found beside six deer antlers at Cerro de las Cabezas in Spain…
29 June 2026
The World’s Oldest Known International Divorce: A Princess, a King, and the Hittite Court
More than 3,200 years ago, a royal marriage in the eastern Mediterranean ended so badly that…