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Three archaeologists work at the site of the Asturian-Roman treasure of La Cuesta de Berció (Asturias).
Classical Archeology, News

A hungry Badger uncovers the largest collection of such coins ever discovered in northern Spain

11 January 2022

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11 January 2022

Archaeologists have uncovered a rich trove of 209 Roman-era coins in northwestern Spain, due to the apparent efforts of a...

A mosaic made by the freed slave to thank God was found in the church excavation
Anatolian Archeology, News

A mosaic made by the freed slave to thank God was found in the church excavation

10 January 2022

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10 January 2022

During the season excavation of the 6th-century Holy Apostles Church, located in an orange grove in the Arsuz district of...

Archaeologists discover a 4,000-year-old stone board game in Oman
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Archaeologists discover a 4,000-year-old stone board game in Oman

10 January 2022

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10 January 2022

The joint Polish-Omani archaeology team has discovered a 4,000-year-old stone board game whilst excavating a Bronze Age and Iron Age...

Silver bowl depicting dancers and musical instrument players. Sassanid 5th-7th Century AD
Culture

A birthplace of complex musical instruments “Iran”

9 January 2022

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9 January 2022

Music is a form of art, which derives from the Greek word meaning “art of the Muses.” While it is...

dispilio tablet
Culture

The Dispilio Tablet: may be the earliest known written text

7 January 2022

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7 January 2022

Although traditional archeology claims that writing was not invented in Sumer between 3000 and 4000 BC, an artifact that contradicted...

Relief masks discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Kastabala
Classical Archeology, News

Relief masks discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Kastabala

7 January 2022

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7 January 2022

In the ancient city of Kastabala (Castabala), which dates back to 500 BC, located in Turkey’s southern province of Osmaniye,...

An Elamite clay tablet was discovered within the Burnt City by a team of Iranian, Italian, and Serbian archeologists.
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An Elamite clay tablet has been discovered in Burnt City

6 January 2022

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6 January 2022

An Elamite clay tablet was discovered within the Burnt City by a team of Iranian, Italian, and Serbian archeologists. Called...

14th-century inscription found on Turkey’s Giresun Island
Classical Archeology, News

14th-century inscription found on Turkey’s Giresun Island

4 January 2022

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4 January 2022

On Giresun Island, which is 1.2 kilometers (0.7 miles) off the Turkish province of Giresun on the Black Sea’s southeastern...

bronze military diploma
Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

A 2000-year-old bronze military diploma was discovered in Turkey’s Perre ancient city

2 January 2022

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2 January 2022

During excavations in the ancient city of Perre, located in the southeastern Turkish province of Adiyaman, archaeologists uncovered a bronze...

amber rings
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At Ostrowite, archaeologists have discovered a high-status burial dating back almost a thousand years

2 January 2022

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2 January 2022

Archaeologists have discovered a burial chamber in Ostrowite, in Poland’s Pomeranian Voivodeship, containing several high-status grave goods from the 11th...

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