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Ancient Burial Mound May Be Hidden on the Campus of Siberia’s Oldest University

18 January 2026

Archaeologists from Tomsk State University (TSU), the oldest university in Siberia, have put forward a compelling hypothesis: a medieval burial...

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One of Northern Europe’s Oldest Wooden Doors Found, Estimated to Be 650 Years Old

17 January 2026

Researchers in Estonia have identified what is now believed to be the oldest surviving wooden door in the country, and...

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1,600-Year-Old Elderly Care Home Discovered in Ancient City of Hippos

15 January 2026

Archaeologists working in northern Israel have uncovered what may be the world’s earliest known home for the elderly, shedding new...

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3,000-Year-Old ‘Wildlife Park’ Discovered at Yinxu Ruins in Henan

14 January 2026

Archaeologists working at the Yinxu Ruins in Anyang, Central China’s Henan Province, have uncovered compelling evidence that Shang Dynasty elites...

The remains of an Anglo-Saxon pony, about 1.4m (4ft 6in)-tall, was found buried alongside the shadow skeletons of two people. Credit: Oxford Cotswold Archaeology

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Anglo-Saxon Prince Buried With His Horse Discovered at Sizewell C Site

13 January 2026

An elite Anglo-Saxon prince buried with his horse discovered during Sizewell C excavation in Suffolk, revealing rare 7th-century burial rituals...

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Roman Bone Box with No Known Parallels Discovered in Broadway Grave

11 January 2026

Archaeologists in England have uncovered an extraordinary artefact that is reshaping our understanding of daily life and burial practices in...

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This Roman City May Offer the Strongest Archaeological Support for the New Testament

10 January 2026

Along the Mediterranean coast of modern Israel lies Caesarea Maritima—a Roman city that stands at the crossroads of imperial power...

The Iron Age hoard discovery in West Norfolk will feature in an archaeological television series. Credit: Norfolk Museum Service

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Britain’s First Discovery of Its Kind: A 2,000-Year-Old Carnyx and Boar Standard Unearthed in Norfolk

7 January 2026

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Norfolk has revealed one of the most complete Iron Age war trumpets ever found in...

Dragon-motif gilt-bronze armor fragment from a fifth-century Kofun tomb discovered in Gunma Prefecture. Credit: Meiji University Museum

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Dragon-Adorned Gilt-Bronze Armor Found in Japan’s Kofun Tombs

6 January 2026

Archaeologists in Japan have announced a remarkable discovery that could reshape scholarly understanding of elite craftsmanship and power networks in...

Image Credit: Seal - This rare medieval seal with a Roman gemstone was found in Essex. Colchester and Ipswich Museum Services

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Rare Medieval Seal with Roman Chariot Gemstone Discovered in Essex, southeast England

4 January 2026

A rare medieval silver seal set with an ancient Roman carved gemstone has been discovered near Braintree, Essex — a...

Ancient Burial Mound May Be Hidden on the Campus of Siberia’s Oldest University

One of Northern Europe’s Oldest Wooden Doors Found, Estimated to Be 650 Years Old

3,000-Year-Old ‘Wildlife Park’ Discovered at Yinxu Ruins in Henan

Anglo-Saxon Prince Buried With His Horse Discovered at Sizewell C Site

Roman Bone Box with No Known Parallels Discovered in Broadway Grave

This Roman City May Offer the Strongest Archaeological Support for the New Testament

Britain’s First Discovery of Its Kind: A 2,000-Year-Old Carnyx and Boar Standard Unearthed in Norfolk

Dragon-Adorned Gilt-Bronze Armor Found in Japan’s Kofun Tombs

Rare Medieval Seal with Roman Chariot Gemstone Discovered in Essex, southeast England

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Ancient Burial Mound May Be Hidden on the Campus of Siberia’s Oldest University

A Rare Glass Jewel Depicting the Crucifixion Found in an Abandoned Anglo-Saxon Village

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8th Century Royal Tomb Found 160 km from Gordion: Midas’ Kingdom May Have Been Bigger Than We Thought

One of Northern Europe’s Oldest Wooden Doors Found, Estimated to Be 650 Years Old

Roman Marching Camps Discovered in Saxony-Anhalt for the First Time

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Roman Hospital Turned Byzantine Church Unearthed at Ancient Kaunos