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Newly discovered inscribed brick may reveal Elamite water supply system in Western Iran

15 January 2024

Archaeologists discovered a brick inscribed with Akkadian script, marking the Elamite water supply system, alongside some intricately patterned bricks in...

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The Amazon rainforest was once home to ancient cities – A vast network of 2,500-year-old garden cities

12 January 2024

Aerial surveys have revealed the largest 2,500-year-old ancient cities in the Amazon, hidden for thousands of years by lush vegetation...

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Funerary urn depicting Maya corn god uncovered during Maya Train work

10 January 2024

Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) conducting salvage work along section 7 of the Maya Train...

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Ancient Balkan genomes trace the rise and fall of the Roman Empire’s frontier, reveal Slavic migrations to southeastern Europe

7 January 2024

The genomic history of the Balkan Peninsula during the first millennium of the common era—a period marked by significant changes...

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Ancient skeletons buried with gold jewelry and expensive leather shoes found in newly discovered Roman necropolis in Italy

5 January 2024

Archaeologists involved in a two-year-long excavation project at the site of a planned solar energy plant ancient city of Tarquinia,...

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‘Mysterious’ inscription on ancient Dacia sphinx is deciphered

3 January 2024

The mystery of the inscription on the bronze sphinx statue discovered in the early 19th century was solved 200 years...

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1,400-year-old coins found in a piggy bank in ancient city of Hadrianopolis

3 January 2024

Archaeologists unearthed a collection of 10 coins believed to date back nearly 1,400 years, retrieved from what appears to be...

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Researcher found the head of the statue of Bacchus, inside a water channel near the ancient city of Cyrene in Libya

31 December 2023

Libyan Archeology researcher, Issam Menfi found the head of the statue of Bacchus, which dates back to the Greek era,...

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Over 4 feet long sword found in a medieval grave in Sweden

29 December 2023

An unusual and exciting discovery was made during archaeological research at Lilla Torg in the port city of Halmstad on...

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Earliest Multiplication Formulas Discovered in a 2,300-Year-Old Chinese Tomb

27 December 2023

Archaeologists excavating a tomb in the Qinjiazui archaeological site of Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, China, have found the earliest multiplication...

Newly discovered inscribed brick may reveal Elamite water supply system in Western Iran

The Amazon rainforest was once home to ancient cities – A vast network of 2,500-year-old garden cities

Funerary urn depicting Maya corn god uncovered during Maya Train work

Ancient Balkan genomes trace the rise and fall of the Roman Empire’s frontier, reveal Slavic migrations to southeastern Europe

Ancient skeletons buried with gold jewelry and expensive leather shoes found in newly discovered Roman necropolis in Italy

‘Mysterious’ inscription on ancient Dacia sphinx is deciphered

1,400-year-old coins found in a piggy bank in ancient city of Hadrianopolis

Researcher found the head of the statue of Bacchus, inside a water channel near the ancient city of Cyrene in Libya

Over 4 feet long sword found in a medieval grave in Sweden

Earliest Multiplication Formulas Discovered in a 2,300-Year-Old Chinese Tomb

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

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