4 February 2024
Portugal’s Enigmatic Roman Building “Tower of Centum Cellas”
The Tower of Centum Cellas (also known as the “Tower of St. Cornelius”), located in the…
Archive
Author: Leman Altuntaş
3 February 2024
Washi papers discovered inside a 675-year-old Buddhist statue in Japan
The carved head of an ancient Buddhist statue hidden in the Myooin temple in Fukuyama, Hiroshima,…
2 February 2024
Yale Archaeologist discovered an “arcade” of rock-cut ancient mancala game boards in Kenya
Veronica Waweru, a Yale University archaeologist conducting fieldwork in Kenya, discovered an "arcade" of ancient Mancala…
1 February 2024
Viennese Archaeologists Find LEGIO XIII GEMINA Bricks
The fourth oldest school in Vienna, the Kindermanngasse Elementary School, is being completely renovated. As part…
1 February 2024
Pendants and beads reveal nine European Cultures living across the continent 30,000 years ago
In a new study, researchers have constructed a continent-wide database of personal ornaments worn by Europeans…
30 January 2024
Infinite Embrace: New research sheds light on Bronze Age family relationships that link Britain to Luxembourg
A new study of early Bronze Age examples from Luxembourg and Britain, led by researchers from…
28 January 2024
A Stunning Jade mask discovered in tomb of Maya King in Guatemala
Archaeologists excavating a looted pyramid tomb in the ruins of a Mayan city in Peten, northeast…
26 January 2024
Skeleton Of “Spanish Monk” in Palace of Cortés Turns Out To Be An Aztec Woman
Recent research at the Palace of Cortés in Cuernavaca, Mexico, has revealed a grave historical error.…
25 January 2024
In the Mediterranean Oldest Hand-Sewn Boat is Preparing for its Next Journey
The oldest hand-sewn boat in the Mediterranean was discovered in the Bay of Zambratija near Umag…
24 January 2024
Serbian Archaeologists Unearth Roman Triumphal Arch Dedicated to Emperor Caracalla
Archaeologists in Serbia have unearthed an ancient Roman triumphal arch dating back to the third century…