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Magnificent Romanesque and Peasant war fury in the lost Kaltenborn monastery near Allstedt

18 August 2023

From the 12th to the 16th century, the Kaltenborn monastery near Allstedt was a religious, cultural, and economic center of...

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Rare gold gifts 2300 years old discovered in the famous Phoenician city of Carthage

17 August 2023

Archaeologists excavating the sanctuary of Tophet, Carthage uncovered a collection of offerings, Tunisia’s Ministry of Cultural Affairs announced in a...

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Ötzi the Iceman Had Dark Skin, Bald Head and Anatolian Ancestry -New study rewrites ancient history

17 August 2023

New DNA analysis by German researchers shows that the famous glacier mummy Ötzi may have had dark skin, dark eyes,...

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China’s ancient water pipes show people mastered complex engineering 4,000 years ago without the need for a centralized state authority

16 August 2023

A system of ancient ceramic water pipes, the oldest ever unearthed in China, shows that neolithic people were capable of...

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Remains of 14th-century Synagogue thought to be one of largest in region discovered in Poland

14 August 2023

The remains of what is thought to be a sizeable 14th-century synagogue complex, including a mikvah, have been discovered during...

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The Oldest Known Neanderthal Engravings were Discovered in a French Cave

13 August 2023

According to a recent study published, the oldest engravings made by Neanderthals have been discovered on a cave wall in...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists have discovered another exceptional find in Mérida

12 August 2023

In Mérida, Spain, archaeologists recently discovered an “enormous” Roman bath. But it is that inside these baths, in the area...

Anatolian Archeology, News

3800-years-old Akkadian Cuneiform Tablet found in Turkey’s Hatay

11 August 2023

A 3,800-year-old Akkadian cuneiform tablet was found during the archaeological excavations carried out in the Aççana Mound, the old city...

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Rich Votive Deposit Discovered in the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento

10 August 2023

At least sixty terracotta figurines, female protomes, and busts, oil lamps, and small vases, a rich votive deposit of bronze...

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World’s first deepwater archaeological park inaugurated off Xlendi, Malta

10 August 2023

The world’s first deepwater archaeological park has been inaugurated for divers off the coast of Xlendi in Gozo. This unique...

Magnificent Romanesque and Peasant war fury in the lost Kaltenborn monastery near Allstedt

Rare gold gifts 2300 years old discovered in the famous Phoenician city of Carthage

Ötzi the Iceman Had Dark Skin, Bald Head and Anatolian Ancestry -New study rewrites ancient history

China’s ancient water pipes show people mastered complex engineering 4,000 years ago without the need for a centralized state authority

Remains of 14th-century Synagogue thought to be one of largest in region discovered in Poland

The Oldest Known Neanderthal Engravings were Discovered in a French Cave

Archaeologists have discovered another exceptional find in Mérida

3800-years-old Akkadian Cuneiform Tablet found in Turkey’s Hatay

Rich Votive Deposit Discovered in the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento

World’s first deepwater archaeological park inaugurated off Xlendi, Malta

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