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Remains of ‘female vampire’ found with sickle across her neck and a padlocked toe in Poland

2 September 2022

A skeleton of what archaeologists believe may have been a 17th-century female vampire has been discovered near Bydgoszcz in Poland....

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1400-Year-Old Folding Chair Found in a Woman’s Grave in Germany

30 August 2022

In Steinsfeld, in the German state of Ansbach, archaeologists have unearthed a 1,400-year-old folding chair from an early medieval woman’s...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Traces of 9300-year-old settlement unearthed near Volcanic Cappadocia in central Turkey

28 August 2022

During the most recent excavations at Sırçalıtepe Mound (Sırçalıtepe Höyük) in Türkiye’s central Niğde province, archaeologists discovered traces of a...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists discover one of the largest Phallus Relief Carving of ancient Rome

28 August 2022

According to an announcement by the region’s local history museum, a large Roman-era relief carving of a phallus has been...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A tiny 2,300-year-old votive vessel presented to the gods by the poor was found in the Ancient City of Troy

27 August 2022

A 3-centimeter in size tiny vessel made of clay was found in the ancient city of Troy located at Hisarlik...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A Rare Late Neolithic Period Seal found in Domuztepe Mound

25 August 2022

A rare Late Neolithic Seal was discovered during the 2022 excavations of the Domuztepe Mound (Domuztepe Höyük), located on the...

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A Monument complex and inscription belonging to Ilteris Kutlug Kagan, the founder of the Eastern Göktürk Khanate, were found

24 August 2022

A Turkish inscription of İlteriş Kutlug Kağan was found during the joint scientific archaeological expedition of the International Turkic Academy...

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11,000-Year-Old LSU Campus Mounds Are Oldest Known Human-Made Structures In North America

23 August 2022

According to new research published in the American Journal of Science, two six-meter (20-foot) high mounds on the campus of...

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First Female Viking Grave Discovered In Swedish Mountains

21 August 2022

A mountain hiker in Jämtland, in central Sweden, on his way camping in Kalffällen, made a surprising discovery. The discovery...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A 1600-year-old writing set was unearthed in the city of Bathonea, which has the oldest ancient port in Istanbul

21 August 2022

During the Istanbul Bathonea excavations, a 1600-year-old writing set containing a miniature vessel, a bone writing pen, and an inkwell,...

Remains of ‘female vampire’ found with sickle across her neck and a padlocked toe in Poland

1400-Year-Old Folding Chair Found in a Woman’s Grave in Germany

Traces of 9300-year-old settlement unearthed near Volcanic Cappadocia in central Turkey

Archaeologists discover one of the largest Phallus Relief Carving of ancient Rome

A Rare Late Neolithic Period Seal found in Domuztepe Mound

A Monument complex and inscription belonging to Ilteris Kutlug Kagan, the founder of the Eastern Göktürk Khanate, were found

11,000-Year-Old LSU Campus Mounds Are Oldest Known Human-Made Structures In North America

First Female Viking Grave Discovered In Swedish Mountains

A 1600-year-old writing set was unearthed in the city of Bathonea, which has the oldest ancient port in Istanbul

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