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The sensational second discovery in Croatia: Greek-Illyrian Helmet 2500 years old

16 April 2024

Archaeologists found a 2500-year-old Greek-Ilyrian helmet during excavations in the Gomila area in the town of Zakotorac on Croatia’s Pelješac...

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A Large Roman Building Discovered on the Limmat

13 April 2024

In the Steinacher area (Canton of Aargau) on the Limmat there was a Roman settlement that was significantly larger than...

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Stone Age women in Europe were tied up and buried alive in ritual sacrifices

11 April 2024

New research has identified over a dozen murders where women were traditionally sacrificed in Neolithic Europe across a period of...

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Oldest Aboriginal pottery discovered in Far North Queensland

10 April 2024

More than 2000 years ago, Aboriginal Australians were producing ceramics on a secluded island about 35 kilometers off the coast...

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“Nikasitimos Was Here Mounting Timiona,” 2,500-year-old erotic graffiti on Astypalaia, Greece

7 April 2024

In 2014, an archaeologist working on Astypalaia, a remote Greek island of the Dodecanese discovered one of the world’s oldest...

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500-year-old Ottoman bath revived after years of restoration

5 April 2024

The 500-year-old Zeyrek Çinili Hammam, a masterpiece of Mimar Sinan and one of the most important examples of Ottoman Bath...

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A Medieval Necropolis Discovered During Excavations at the site of the Future Bus Station in Sozopol, Bulgaria

4 April 2024

A medieval necropolis was discovered during excavations at the construction site of a bus station in the old seaside town...

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Archaeologists unearthed the ruins of an imposing stoa from the Greco-Roman era in Sicily

1 April 2024

Archaeologists have unearthed the ruins of an imposing stoa from the Greco-Roman period in the small village of Tripi in...

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Human Activity on Curaçao Began Centuries Earlier Than Previously Believed

28 March 2024

New research co-led by Simon Fraser University and the National Archaeological Anthropological Memory Management (NAAM Foundation) in Curaçao extends the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Newly Discovered Two Fortress Settlements and a New Type of Open-Air Temple in Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye

26 March 2024

Two fortress settlements and two new open-air temples were discovered during a survey in Tunceli province in the Eastern Anatolia...

The sensational second discovery in Croatia: Greek-Illyrian Helmet 2500 years old

A Large Roman Building Discovered on the Limmat

Stone Age women in Europe were tied up and buried alive in ritual sacrifices

Oldest Aboriginal pottery discovered in Far North Queensland

“Nikasitimos Was Here Mounting Timiona,” 2,500-year-old erotic graffiti on Astypalaia, Greece

500-year-old Ottoman bath revived after years of restoration

A Medieval Necropolis Discovered During Excavations at the site of the Future Bus Station in Sozopol, Bulgaria

Archaeologists unearthed the ruins of an imposing stoa from the Greco-Roman era in Sicily

Human Activity on Curaçao Began Centuries Earlier Than Previously Believed

Newly Discovered Two Fortress Settlements and a New Type of Open-Air Temple in Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye

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One of Gaul’s Largest Roman Villas Discovered Near Auxerre, France, Spanning Over 4,000 m²

Archaeologists Uncover 1,100-Year-Old Viking Boat Grave of Woman and Her Dog on Senja Island, Norway

Remains of Norman Stone Tower Defending Chichester Castle Discovered

Ancient Hittite Bronze Helmet Unearthed: A Rare Glimpse into the Warrior Culture of a Forgotten Empire

Phrygian Royal Tomb Unearthed in Ancient City of Gordion, Türkiye: A Landmark Discovery

Archaeologists Uncover Monumental Roman Building Near Waal River in Nijmegen, Netherlands

Could Therasia’s 4,500-Year-Old Seals Be the Missing Link in Aegean Writing?

9th-Century Slave-Built Large-Scale Agricultural System Discovered in Southern Iraq

Archaeologists Find Rare Ancient African Figurines in Christian Graves in Negev Desert

Viking Gold Treasure Unearthed on Isle of Man by Veteran Metal Detectorist