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Headless skeletons discovered in Prehistoric mass grave

14 January 2023

Archaeologists have found a mass grave site containing 38 decapitated burials at a Neolithic settlement in Vráble, Slovakia. The remains...

Carbonized paper, found with other images in an 1858 published book by Giacomo Castrucci.

Classical Archeology, News

Ancient Latin texts written on papyrus reveal new information about the Roman world

11 January 2023

Researchers funded by the European Union have deciphered ancient Latin texts written on papyrus. This work could reveal a lot...

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A new study reveals that “Bog Bodies” were part of a Millennia-old tradition

10 January 2023

Archaeologists have studied hundreds of ancient “Bog Bodies” discovered in Europe’s wetlands, revealing that they were part of a millennia-old...

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Israeli researchers uncover earliest evidence silver used as currency in Levant

9 January 2023

On Sunday, Israeli archaeologists revealed that they had found the earliest proof of silver being used as money in the...

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Archaeologists uncovered a kurgan tomb from a previously unknown culture

8 January 2023

Archaeologists from the Siberian Federal University have unearthed a kurgan tomb and numerous bronze tools and artifacts from a previously...

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3000 years old wooden wishing well discovered in Germany

7 January 2023

In the town of Germering, in the Germany state of Bavaria, archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a well-preserved Bronze...

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Byzantine monk chained with iron rings unearthed near Jerusalem

4 January 2023

A skeleton chained with iron rings was discovered at Khirbat el-Masani, about four kilometers northwest of Jerusalem, along the ancient...

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5,000-year-old Settlement Unearthed in Al Mudhaibi, Oman

3 January 2023

The Oman News Agency announced that a 5,000-year-old settlement was discovered during archaeological excavations at the Al Gharyein archaeological site...

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Rare Elizabethan ship discovered at a quarry

2 January 2023

An Elizabethan ship in “remarkable condition” has been discovered on the lake bed of a Kent quarry, one of only...

Egyptian Archeology, News

Polish researchers reveal what ancient Egyptian faience has to do with gold

31 December 2022

Powdered quartz used to make faience vessels discovered by Polish archaeologists during excavations in the ancient city of Athribis in...

Headless skeletons discovered in Prehistoric mass grave

Ancient Latin texts written on papyrus reveal new information about the Roman world

A new study reveals that “Bog Bodies” were part of a Millennia-old tradition

Israeli researchers uncover earliest evidence silver used as currency in Levant

Archaeologists uncovered a kurgan tomb from a previously unknown culture

3000 years old wooden wishing well discovered in Germany

Byzantine monk chained with iron rings unearthed near Jerusalem

5,000-year-old Settlement Unearthed in Al Mudhaibi, Oman

Rare Elizabethan ship discovered at a quarry

Polish researchers reveal what ancient Egyptian faience has to do with gold

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