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Saudi shipwreck excavation reveals hundreds of 18th-century artifacts on sunken ship in the north Red Sea

25 February 2022

Divers from Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Authority have discovered a shipwreck in the Red Sea from the 18th century filled with...

King Tut’s dagger was forged using iron from a meteorite.

Egyptian Archeology, News

The enigma behind King Tut’s’space dagger,’ according to archaeologists, has finally been solved

24 February 2022

Archaeologists have finally solved the enigma of King Tutankhamun’s dagger, which was discovered 3,400 years ago. A new examination of...

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7,000-year-old Ritual Complex Found In Jordan Desert

23 February 2022

The team of French and Jordanian archaeologists has discovered a 7,000-year-old ritualistic complex near what is thought to be the...

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Evidence of a 1500-year-old Byzantine church found on the beach of Ashdod, Israel

22 February 2022

Recent rain in Israel has unearthed the remains of a marble pillar dating to around 1,500 years ago on a...

Remarkable Roman mosaic discovered in Southwark

Classical Archeology, News

Remarkable Roman mosaic discovered near London Bridge in Southwark

22 February 2022

A team of archaeologists from the Museum of London Archaeology have announced the discovery well-preserved Roman mosaic that may have...

A general view from the valley where 1,800-year-old Roman remains were found

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

1,800-year-old Roman remains discovered in valley of eastern Turkey

21 February 2022

Roman remains dating back 1800 years have been found in a valley in eastern Turkey. Among the Roman ruins found...

The green pyramids of Palau: a geo-archaeological project

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Palau’s green pyramids: could be a geo-archaeological project

19 February 2022

Archaeologists from Kiel University’s Institute for Ecosystem Research (CAU) and the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) studied the so-called “Pyramids of...

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A unique gold brooch talisman with inscriptions in Latin and Hebrew was found in the UK

19 February 2022

A Medieval gold annular brooch with prayerful inscriptions has been discovered in the parish of Manningford in Wiltshire, in the...

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8,500-year-old buildings discovered on Abu Dhabi’s Ghagha island

17 February 2022

Archaeologists in Abu Dhabi have discovered startling new evidence of the Emirates’ first known structures, which date back more than...

General view from the olive workshop in the ancient city of Dara

Anatolian Archeology, News

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was found in the ancient city of Dara

16 February 2022

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was unearthed in the ancient city of Dara, one of the...

Saudi shipwreck excavation reveals hundreds of 18th-century artifacts on sunken ship in the north Red Sea

The enigma behind King Tut’s’space dagger,’ according to archaeologists, has finally been solved

7,000-year-old Ritual Complex Found In Jordan Desert

Evidence of a 1500-year-old Byzantine church found on the beach of Ashdod, Israel

Remarkable Roman mosaic discovered near London Bridge in Southwark

1,800-year-old Roman remains discovered in valley of eastern Turkey

Palau’s green pyramids: could be a geo-archaeological project

A unique gold brooch talisman with inscriptions in Latin and Hebrew was found in the UK

8,500-year-old buildings discovered on Abu Dhabi’s Ghagha island

An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was found in the ancient city of Dara

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