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A Roman statue of the sea god Triton discovered near A2, London Road

13 September 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman Statue of Triton during excavations in preparation for a housing development in Kent, England. Archaeologists...

The mural pieces discovered by the archaeologists (BNT Photo)

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Archaeologists discovered a Thracian tomb from the time of the Odrysian kingdom in southern Bulgaria

13 September 2023

Archaeologists from the Haskovo Regional Museum of History discovered a third Thracian tomb with murals the likes of those in...

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Ancient Footprints Offer Evidence Humans Wore Shoes 148,000 Years Ago

12 September 2023

A new analysis of ancient footprints in South Africa suggests that the humans who made these tracks might have been...

Anatolian Archeology, News

8,000-year-old Cave paintings found in Türkiye’s İnkaya Cave depict life and death

10 September 2023

A number of cave paintings dating back some 8,000 years have been found in İnkaya cave in the Marmara province...

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In Poland, a 45-meter-long mysterious tunnel found under the ruins of the Saxon Palace

9 September 2023

A mysterious underground tunnel was found under the ruins of the Saski Palace in Pilsudski Square in Warsaw, the capital...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Beautiful’ Water-Nymph Marble Statue Found in Amastris ancient city

8 September 2023

Excavations in the ancient city of Amastris, located in the Black Sea province of Bartın’s Amasra district, have unearthed a...

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Astonishing discovery in Kazakhstan: Bronze Age girl buried with more than 150 animal ankle bones

7 September 2023

Archaeologists in eastern Kazakhstan have unearthed a Bronze Age burial mound of a girl surrounded by various grave goods in...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A Dice Game board from 5th century BC found in western Turkey’s Daskyleion

6 September 2023

Archaeologists found a terracotta dice game tabla dating back to the fifth century B.C. during the excavations of the ancient...

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In Germany, a well-preserved octagonal tower unearthed, which may have been inspired by towers on the city walls of Constantinople

5 September 2023

During excavations at Neuenburg Castle near the town of Freyburg (Burgenlandkreis) in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, the extraordinarily well-preserved,...

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3,000-year-old weavings discovered in Alaska’s Alutiiq settlement

3 September 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered fragments of woven grass artifacts estimated to be 3,000 years old during excavations at an ancestral sod...

A Roman statue of the sea god Triton discovered near A2, London Road

Archaeologists discovered a Thracian tomb from the time of the Odrysian kingdom in southern Bulgaria

Ancient Footprints Offer Evidence Humans Wore Shoes 148,000 Years Ago

8,000-year-old Cave paintings found in Türkiye’s İnkaya Cave depict life and death

In Poland, a 45-meter-long mysterious tunnel found under the ruins of the Saxon Palace

Beautiful’ Water-Nymph Marble Statue Found in Amastris ancient city

Astonishing discovery in Kazakhstan: Bronze Age girl buried with more than 150 animal ankle bones

A Dice Game board from 5th century BC found in western Turkey’s Daskyleion

In Germany, a well-preserved octagonal tower unearthed, which may have been inspired by towers on the city walls of Constantinople

3,000-year-old weavings discovered in Alaska’s Alutiiq settlement

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Otto the Great’s Tomb Marble Did Not Come from Italy or Greece, New Research Reveals

From Macedon to the Alps: Two of Switzerland’s Oldest Celtic Gold Coins Discovered in Arisdorf