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A Celtiberian city more than 2000 years old found in Spain

16 July 2023

The Polytechnic University of Madrid announced the discovery of a Roman camp and the Celtiberian city of Titiakos in the...

Classical Archeology, News

Elite Roman man buried with a silver crossbow brooch, first of its kind found in Wales

15 July 2023

Archaeologists in Wales have made an intriguing discovery near a Roman villa. They have discovered the skeleton of a man...

Classical Archeology, News

Evidence of Necromancy during Roman era in the Te’omim Cave, Jerusalem Hills: Oil Lamps, Spearheads, and Skulls

14 July 2023

Te’omim Cave in the Jerusalem Hills may once have served as a local oracle where people communed with the dead...

News

Researchers decipher enigmatic ancient ‘Unknown Kushan Script’

13 July 2023

A research team at the University of Cologne’s Department of Linguistics deciphered a writing system belonging to the Kushan Empire,...

Culture, News

The Nightmare of the Roman Soldiers “Carnyx”

9 July 2023

The Carnyx was a brass musical instrument used as a psychological weapon of war by the ancient Celts between 300...

The bronze arm ring in situ. Photo: NHM VIENNA, STEFAN KROJER

News

Early Iron Age cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare textile fragments found in Austria

9 July 2023

Archeologists from the Vienna Natural History Museum (NHM), a cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare surviving textile fragments have...

News

Giant handaxe discovered at Ice Age site in Kent, UK

8 July 2023

Researchers in Kent in southeastern England have discovered a prehistoric handaxe so big it would have been almost impossible to...

News

Genetic Analysis Reveals A Woman As The Highest-Ranking Individual In Copper Age Spain: ‘Ivory Lady’

6 July 2023

According to a study published Thursday (July 6) in the journal Scientific Reports, the highest-status individual in ancient Copper Age...

News

2,500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Being Rescued By Spanish Archaeologists

6 July 2023

A 2,500-year-old Phoenician shipwreck has been found underwater in the southeastern Spanish region of Murcia. An extraordinary Phoenician shipwreck dating...

News

Origin of Ivory Rings Found in Elite Anglo-Saxon Burials

2 July 2023

An elite class of ancient Anglo-Saxon women were buried with hundreds of ivory rings, and the origin of these ivory...

A Celtiberian city more than 2000 years old found in Spain

Elite Roman man buried with a silver crossbow brooch, first of its kind found in Wales

Evidence of Necromancy during Roman era in the Te’omim Cave, Jerusalem Hills: Oil Lamps, Spearheads, and Skulls

Researchers decipher enigmatic ancient ‘Unknown Kushan Script’

The Nightmare of the Roman Soldiers “Carnyx”

Early Iron Age cremation burial containing bronze jewelry and rare textile fragments found in Austria

Giant handaxe discovered at Ice Age site in Kent, UK

Genetic Analysis Reveals A Woman As The Highest-Ranking Individual In Copper Age Spain: ‘Ivory Lady’

2,500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Being Rescued By Spanish Archaeologists

Origin of Ivory Rings Found in Elite Anglo-Saxon Burials

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