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Large Minoan octopus krater. Credit: Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Cyprus, Department of Antiquities

Rich Bronze Age Chamber Tombs Preserved for Over 3,000 Years Discovered at Cyprus’ Ancient Trade Hub Hala Sultan Tekke

2 February 2026

New archaeological discoveries at Hala Sultan Tekke, one of the most important harbor cities of the Late Bronze Age, are...

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Archaeologists Rediscover Alexandria on the Tigris, a Lost City Founded by Alexander the Great

31 January 2026

For centuries, one of the most important cities of the ancient world lay hidden beneath dust, war zones, and shifting...

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The Cowboys History Forgot: Archaeologists Trace the Chinese Cowboys of the American West

31 January 2026

Archaeologists uncover forgotten Chinese cowboys in Eastern Oregon, revealing how Chinese immigrants shaped ranching, buckaroo culture, and the American West....

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Ancient Roman Necropolis and Rare Gallo-Roman Road Discovered in Northern France

29 January 2026

A major archaeological discovery in Annay-sous-Lens, northern France, is shedding new light on rural life, burial customs, and road networks...

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India’s Longest Iron Age Spears Found in Tamil Nadu: One Measures 2.5 Meters

28 January 2026

Archaeologists in southern India have uncovered what is now believed to be the longest Iron Age iron spear ever found...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The Taş Tepeler Horizon Expands: Göbeklitepe-Style T-Pillars Discovered in Adıyaman

27 January 2026

Göbeklitepe-style T-shaped pillars discovered in Adıyaman reveal the wider Taş Tepeler culture and reshape the Neolithic map of Upper Mesopotamia....

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Researchers Discover a 40-Million-Year-Old Ant in Amber Once Owned by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

27 January 2026

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is best known as one of the greatest literary figures in history, but the German poet,...

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Extraordinary Polychrome Mural Reveals 1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb in Oaxaca

25 January 2026

An extraordinary polychrome mural uncovered in a 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb in Oaxaca reveals new insights into ancient rituals, art, and...

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Unique 700-Year-Old Manuscript by Medieval England’s Most Influential Christian Writer Found in School Library

23 January 2026

A medieval manuscript quietly preserved for centuries in a British school library has now been confirmed as a unique survival—the...

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World’s Oldest Hand Stencil Art Discovered in Indonesia, Dating Back Nearly 70,000 Years

21 January 2026

Deep inside a limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, faint red handprints sprayed onto rock walls nearly 70,000...

Rich Bronze Age Chamber Tombs Preserved for Over 3,000 Years Discovered at Cyprus’ Ancient Trade Hub Hala Sultan Tekke

Archaeologists Rediscover Alexandria on the Tigris, a Lost City Founded by Alexander the Great

The Cowboys History Forgot: Archaeologists Trace the Chinese Cowboys of the American West

Ancient Roman Necropolis and Rare Gallo-Roman Road Discovered in Northern France

India’s Longest Iron Age Spears Found in Tamil Nadu: One Measures 2.5 Meters

The Taş Tepeler Horizon Expands: Göbeklitepe-Style T-Pillars Discovered in Adıyaman

Researchers Discover a 40-Million-Year-Old Ant in Amber Once Owned by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Extraordinary Polychrome Mural Reveals 1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb in Oaxaca

Unique 700-Year-Old Manuscript by Medieval England’s Most Influential Christian Writer Found in School Library

World’s Oldest Hand Stencil Art Discovered in Indonesia, Dating Back Nearly 70,000 Years

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A 7,500-Year-Old Neolithic Clay Figurine Discovered in Transylvania

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Archaeology Team Uncovers Major Ancient Settlement Site on University Grounds

Seljuk-Era Bronze Amulet Discovered During Excavations at Ancient Lystra

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2,700-Year-Old Stone Seal from the Biblical Kingdom of Judah Discovered in Northern Israel

Rare Roman-Era Artifacts From Possible “Princely Burial” Illegally Excavated and Put Up for Sale in Ukraine

11-Year-Old Discovers 48-Million-Year-Old Turtle Fossil on Public Land in Wyoming, US