26 February 2026
Mount Ararat and Noah’s Ark: Three Faiths, One Mountain, A Story That Still Echoes
At sunrise, when the first light hits the snow on Mount Ararat, the mountain does something…
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Author: oguz kayra
25 February 2026
Rare Silver Button Inscribed with the Name of a 14th-Century Novgorod Elected Magistrate Unearthed
Archaeologists in Veliky Novgorod have uncovered a rare and potentially unique artifact: a silver button inscribed…
23 February 2026
Greek Inscription Found in Great Mosque of Homs Reveals Lost Temple of the Sun of Emperor Elagabalus
A newly analyzed Greek inscription discovered inside the Great Mosque of Homs in Homs, Syria, is…
22 February 2026
18,000-Year-Old Evidence of Human Brain Consumption Found in Poland’s Maszycka Cave
New scientific research has uncovered compelling evidence that prehistoric humans practiced cannibalism—including the consumption of human…
21 February 2026
Archaeologists Discover Massive 8,000-Year-Old Petroglyph Complex in Venezuela
A remarkable archaeological discovery in northeastern Venezuela is drawing international attention after authorities confirmed the finding…
20 February 2026
Night Sting Operation Leads to 2,000-Year-Old Discovery in Jerusalem
A dramatic anti-looting operation in Jerusalem has led to an unexpected archaeological breakthrough: the discovery of…
19 February 2026
More Than Kin: DNA Reveals 5,500-Year-Old Stone Age Clans in Sweden’s Gotland
New genetic research from Uppsala University is reshaping our understanding of family, memory, and social bonds…
18 February 2026
La Marmotta’s 7,500-Year-Old Bows in Italy Show Early Farmers Engineered Weapons from Mediterranean Mixed Forests
Beneath the calm surface of Lake Bracciano, a submerged Neolithic village has preserved one of the…
17 February 2026
Archaeologists Identify Previously Unknown Monumental Theater and Forum in Roman Irpinia
A groundbreaking archaeological campaign at the Fioccaglia Archaeological Site in southern Italy has uncovered the remains…
15 February 2026
Archaeology Team Uncovers Major Ancient Settlement Site on University Grounds
A routine construction project at Technische Universität Dortmund (TU Dortmund, Germany) has led to a remarkable…