19 December 2024
KIŠIB: A Digital Archive From 80,000 Mesopotamian Seals is Being Created
Over the next 16 years, a research team from the Institute for Near Eastern Archaeology at…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
19 December 2024
Army Museum Worker Discovers Early Medieval Sword While Swimming in a Polish River
The collection of the Army Museum in Białystok, Poland has been enriched after renovation with a…
17 December 2024
Archaeologists Discover Clay Figurines from Early Iron Age in Ukraine
Archaeologists have discovered clay figurines of young bulls from the Early Iron Age near the Metropolitan…
17 December 2024
Analysis of Butchered Bones, Somerset Pit Reveals Bronze Age Cannibalism
Archaeologists have uncovered the bloodiest massacre in early Bronze Age Britain and evidence of Bronze Age…
15 December 2024
Ritualistic Dog Burials Associated with the Goddess Gula Unearthed at the Harran Archaeological Site in Southeastern Türkiye
Excavations at the Harran archaeological site in Şanlıurfa, one of the world's oldest settlements and listed…
13 December 2024
‘Frankfurt Silver Inscription’ Archaeologists Unearth Oldest Christian Artifact North of the Alps
An ancient silver amulet unearthed in Frankfurt pushes back Christianity's history in the region by 50…
12 December 2024
New Research Reveals Previously Unknown Aspects of the Construction, Use, and Ritual Significance of a Neolithic Rondel Found in Poland
An archaeological excavation at Nowe Objezierze in north-western Poland has uncovered a rondel dating to around…
11 December 2024
Croatian Team Finds a Way to Effectively and Permanently Preserve Stuka Aircraft Wreck Under the Sea
The ICUA Zadar team of conservators and archaeologists carried out in situ underwater conservation of the…
10 December 2024
An Ancient Building and Gold Artifacts Found in the Ancient Greek City of Rypes in Achaea
Recent excavations on the Trapezá plateau, eight kilometers southwest of the city of Aigio in the…
9 December 2024
A 2,000-year-old Roman grave belonging to soldier Flaccus unearthed in Netherlands
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,000-year-old grave from the Roman settlement in Heerlen, Netherlands. The latest analysis…