27 July 2023
Isles of Scilly Iron Age warrior buried with a mirror and sword was probably a woman
Archaeologists conducted a DNA analysis of the tooth enamel of a person who died more than…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
27 July 2023
Rare Ancient Stamps Found in Falster May Show Way to an Unknown King’s Home
In the center of Falster, southeast of Denmark, a man with a metal detector has made…
26 July 2023
Rare clay figurine found in Italian Cave dating back 7000 years
Archaeologists from Sapienza University of Rome discovered a figure with female features in the Battifratta cave,…
25 July 2023
Earliest glass workshop north of the Alps unearthed in Němčice
Archaeologists excavated the famous Iron Age site Němčice and uncovered the earliest glass workshop north of…
24 July 2023
Network analysis of prehistoric relationships using raw archaeological finds and AI
A project of the Cluster of Excellence ROOTS uses archaeological raw material finds for network analyses…
23 July 2023
Huge Ancient Roman Public Baths in ‘Excellent’ State Discovered in Augusta Emerita
In Mérida, Spain, archaeologists have discovered a "massive" Roman bathing site in "excellent" condition. The discovery…
22 July 2023
The ancient necropolis area in Turkey’s Antalya becomes a museum
The East Garage Necropolis Area, which was once a public market in the southern province of…
22 July 2023
People may have been cooking curries in South-East Asia for at least 2000 years
Archaeologists have found remnants of eight spices on a sandstone slab from an archaeological site in…
21 July 2023
In Peru, Archaeologists Discovered an Ancient Dance Floor that can Imitate Rumbling of Thunder
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient "sounding" dance floor in Peru that was designed to create a…
19 July 2023
Military veterans uncovered ‘richest grave this year’ on final dig at Anglo-Saxon Cemetery
During excavations at an Anglo-Saxon cemetery on military training lands on Salisbury Plain, military veterans have…