28 July 2026
2,000-Year-Old Chinese Rock Art May Owe Its Survival to Blood from Childbirth
Ancient artists in southern China may have used a remarkable mixture of lime, red clay and…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
28 July 2026
Unique Medieval ‘House on Wheels’ from the Kimak Khaganate Unearthed in Kazakhstan
Archaeologists in northeastern Kazakhstan have uncovered an exceptionally preserved wooden wheeled dwelling dating to the Kimak-Kipchak…
27 July 2026
120 Roman Inscriptions Reveal Women’s Role in a Mysterious Goddess Cult Deep Inside a Spanish Cave
Archaeologists working in Cova Dones in eastern Spain have documented at least 120 Latin inscriptions dating…
27 July 2026
Tel Dan Stele Discovery: The Nearly 3,000-Year-Old “House of David” Inscription That Changed Biblical Archaeology
On a July afternoon in 1993, archaeologist and surveyor Gila Cook was completing measurements beside an…
27 July 2026
A Tiny Silver Door to the Afterlife? Richly Furnished Grave of a Teenage Girl Discovered at 1,300-Year-Old Muroma Cemetery
A silver ornament placed on the chest of a young woman buried around 1,300 years ago…
26 July 2026
Newly Found Memo Reveals Britain Planned a Chemical Attack on US Forces During the War of 1812
A newly discovered memorandum has revealed that Royal Navy officer Thomas Cochrane developed a secret plan…
25 July 2026
5,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Temple with Altars and Sacred Hearths Discovered in Eastern Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating Tadım Fortress and Mound in eastern Türkiye have uncovered a 5,000-year-old temple complex containing…
25 July 2026
Byzantine Shipwreck Off Croatia Yields Record Gold Treasure and an Emperor’s Ring
A Byzantine shipwreck resting near Croatia’s island of Mljet has yielded more than 600 grams of…
25 July 2026
4,500-Year-Old Mega-Dams Near Egypt’s Red Pyramid May Reveal an Ancient Engineering Breakthrough
Two enormous structures buried beneath the sands near Egypt’s Red Pyramid may not have been roads…
25 July 2026
1,500-Year-Old Blacksmith Workshop Unearthed in Türkiye’s Ancient “Iron City”
Archaeologists excavating Seleukeia Sidera in southwestern Türkiye have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved blacksmith workshop dating to…