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Rare Arabic inscription discovered during Malta housing project works

3 May 2023

A rare Arabic inscription, possibly dating back to medieval times, was discovered at the site of a social housing project...

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The 6,000-year-old settlement found in island of Corsica

2 May 2023

Archaeologists in a French municipality recently excavated the slopes of Punta Campana (island of Corsica) in preparation for a construction...

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2,300 years old amazing preserved looks almost new Celtic scissors discovered in Germany

30 April 2023

During a construction project in Munich’s Sendling district, Celtic cremation tombs were discovered. The quality of preservation of the grave...

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Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

28 April 2023

Hungarian archaeologists discovered the tomb of a Roman doctor 1st-century man buried with high-quality surgical tools near the city of...

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Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

27 April 2023

Through remote sensing analysis, archaeologists have identified three new Roman fortified camps throughout northern Arabia. Their study, released today in...

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Archaeologists discover medieval a tableman gaming piece in Bedfordshire, England

26 April 2023

Archaeologists in Bedfordshire, England, have made an intriguing discovery: a tableman gaming piece was discovered at a medieval site. Cotswold...

Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Caves for 40,000 Years

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Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Cave for 40,000 Years

26 April 2023

A new study by a team from the University of Córdoba reveals that Nerja is the European cave with the...

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1,800-year-old wooden mask likely used in farm festivals found in Japan

25 April 2023

Archaeologists have unearthed an almost perfectly preserved wooden mask from the early third century at the Nishi-Iwata ruins in Osaka...

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2,000-year-old graves found in ancient necropolis beneath Paris Train Station

24 April 2023

Archaeologists have discovered 50 tombs in an ancient necropolis just meters from a busy train station in central Paris, and...

The sign of the cross helped scientists to date the coins. Photo: Nordjyske Museer

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Young Metal Detectorist Discovers Huge Viking Treasure Hoard in Denmark

23 April 2023

A group of hobby metal detectorists has discovered two Viking treasures buried a few meters apart near the ruins of...

Rare Arabic inscription discovered during Malta housing project works

The 6,000-year-old settlement found in island of Corsica

2,300 years old amazing preserved looks almost new Celtic scissors discovered in Germany

Tomb of a Roman doctor buried with unique surgical tools unearthed in Hungary

Archaeologists identify three new Roman camps in Arabia

Archaeologists discover medieval a tableman gaming piece in Bedfordshire, England

Smoke archeology finds evidence Humans visited Nerja Cave for 40,000 Years

1,800-year-old wooden mask likely used in farm festivals found in Japan

2,000-year-old graves found in ancient necropolis beneath Paris Train Station

Young Metal Detectorist Discovers Huge Viking Treasure Hoard in Denmark

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India Discovers Its Largest Ancient Circular Labyrinth Linked to Roman Trade Routes

Roman Handprints, Preserved Textiles and Possible DNA Found in Rare Gypsum Burial in England

Pliny the Elder and the Mystery of Creta Umbrica: An Ancient Material Reidentified by Modern Science

New Elymaean Rock Carving in Iran Shows Possible Parallels with the Hercules–Hydra Motif Known from 325 BC Greek Coinage

Hittite-Style Carvings and Cuneiform Found in a Czech Cave: An Archaeological Puzzle from Kateřinská Cave

No Mortar, No Cement, No Metal – How Sardinia’s Nuragic Towers Have Defied Gravity for 3,500 Years?

2,600-Year-Old Tandoor Discovered at Oluz Höyük Reveals Deep Roots of Anatolian Culinary Traditions

Geological Surveys in Mongolia Uncover 3,000-Year-Old Nomadic Khirgisuur Burial Mounds

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