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Offerings to goddess Demeter uncovered in archaic temple on Crete island, Greek

17 November 2022

Nestled between two mountain peaks overlooking the harbor, excavations in the ancient city of Phalasarna revealed hundreds of offerings to...

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Archaeologists in northern Spanish have discovered what they believe to be the oldest Basque language text

15 November 2022

Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be the oldest Basque language text, on Irulegi archaeological site, near the Aranguren...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A 3200-year-old trepanned skull discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province

12 November 2022

A 3200-year-old trepanned skull was discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province. In the prehistoric era, Anatolia served as a transitional...

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Archaeologists discover rare Caanite inscription on ancient ivory comb

12 November 2022

Israeli archaeologists discovered a rare inscription on an ivory comb that sheds new light on the Canaanite language’s use some...

Classical Archeology, News

A Trove of ‘Exceptional’ stunningly preserved bronze statues found at an Ancient Thermal Spa in Tuscany, Italy

10 November 2022

A group of Italian archaeologists made the discovery of 24 well-preserved bronze statues from an ancient thermal spring in Tuscany....

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Oman has recovered an exceptional collection of silver jewelry from a prehistoric grave

7 November 2022

From a prehistoric grave dating to the 3rd millennium BC in Dahwa, North Batinah, a team of international archaeologists working...

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A Christian monastery, possibly pre-dating Islam, found in UAE

6 November 2022

A Christian monastery has been discovered on the island of Siniyah off the coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE),...

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A rural necropolis from Late Antiquity discovered in northeastern France

5 November 2022

Inrap archaeologists have unearthed a small rural necropolis from the late 5th century (Late Antiquity) at Sainte-Marie-aux-Chênes in northeastern France....

Classical Archeology, News

2,000-year-old unique luxury Roman villa with “underfloor heating” found in Germany

3 November 2022

A luxury Roman villa with a thermal bath and underfloor heating has been unearthed in Kempten, Bavaria, one of the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

1 November 2022

Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Parion, the most important harbor city in the Hellenistic era, have uncovered 2,000-year-old...

Offerings to goddess Demeter uncovered in archaic temple on Crete island, Greek

Archaeologists in northern Spanish have discovered what they believe to be the oldest Basque language text

A 3200-year-old trepanned skull discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province

Archaeologists discover rare Caanite inscription on ancient ivory comb

A Trove of ‘Exceptional’ stunningly preserved bronze statues found at an Ancient Thermal Spa in Tuscany, Italy

Oman has recovered an exceptional collection of silver jewelry from a prehistoric grave

A Christian monastery, possibly pre-dating Islam, found in UAE

A rural necropolis from Late Antiquity discovered in northeastern France

2,000-year-old unique luxury Roman villa with “underfloor heating” found in Germany

In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

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