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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...

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Archaeologists have uncovered oldest Roman forum in Hispania, at the site of a named unknown city

3 September 2023

Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient Roman forum from more than 2,000 years ago at the site of an unknown city...

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Extremely well-preserved 2000-year-old child’s leather Shoe Discovered During Archaeological Mine Excavations

1 September 2023

An “extremely well-preserved” Iron Age child’s shoe was discovered in Austria during excavations at Dürrnberg, near the historic town of...

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Archaeologists have unearthed a stone chest containing the ritual deposit of 15 anthropomorphic figurines

1 September 2023

Archaeologists have unearthed a stone chest containing the ritual deposit of 15 anthropomorphic figurines that were placed as votive offerings...

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INAH archaeologists discovered a nose ornament made of human bone in Mexico

31 August 2023

Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have discovered a nose ornament made of human bone in...

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Large Roman Complex found in Swiss Gravel Quarry

30 August 2023

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of walls of a Roman building complex built nearly 2,000 years ago in the Äbnetwald...

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One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was discovered in western Türkiye

27 August 2023

One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was found during the excavation work carried out...

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A Mikveh or Jewish ritual bath discovered in basement of former strip club in Poland

24 August 2023

Marian Zwolski, a Chmielnik businessman, bought a former nightclub that had been closed for 15 years a few years ago....

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

Archaeologists have uncovered oldest Roman forum in Hispania, at the site of a named unknown city

Extremely well-preserved 2000-year-old child’s leather Shoe Discovered During Archaeological Mine Excavations

Archaeologists have unearthed a stone chest containing the ritual deposit of 15 anthropomorphic figurines

INAH archaeologists discovered a nose ornament made of human bone in Mexico

Large Roman Complex found in Swiss Gravel Quarry

One of the earliest water channels in history dating back 8,200 years was discovered in western Türkiye

A Mikveh or Jewish ritual bath discovered in basement of former strip club in Poland

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