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Swords and jewelry discovered during the archaeological survey. Credit: BHT

Many Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Vietnam’s Rice Fields

28 December 2025

In Vietnam’s central Ha Tinh province, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable concentration of ancient artifacts beneath rice fields in the...

The bucket was placed in the grave when two influential women were buried in 834. A thousand years later, when the Oseberg ship was excavated, almost everything had collapsed — except the remarkably preserved bucket. Credit: Aksel Kjær Vidnes

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A Mysterious ‘Buddha Bucket’ Survived 1,000 Years in a Viking Grave

25 December 2025

A Mysterious “Buddha Bucket” Survived 1,000 Years in a Viking Grave — and despite spending a millennium beneath layers of...

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Kültöbe Inscription Found by Chance in Kazakhstan Pushes Oghuz Writing Back Four Centuries

23 December 2025

A remarkable archaeological discovery in southern Kazakhstan is reshaping what scholars know about the early history of the Oghuz Turks...

A mid-20th century stamped soap bar labelled “Terra di Nocera Umbra” from Sigismondi (1979). Credit: Gliozzo, E., Fantozzi, P. L., Frapiccini, N., et al. (2026)

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Pliny the Elder and the Mystery of Creta Umbrica: An Ancient Material Reidentified by Modern Science

21 December 2025

For nearly two thousand years, a pale earth from the hills of central Italy has quietly bridged the worlds of...

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No Mortar, No Cement, No Metal – How Sardinia’s Nuragic Towers Have Defied Gravity for 3,500 Years?

20 December 2025

No mortar, cement, or metal—yet Sardinia’s Nuragic towers have stood for 3,500 years. New scientific research reveals the ancient engineering...

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Otto the Great’s Tomb Marble Did Not Come from Italy or Greece, New Research Reveals

19 December 2025

A major archaeological discovery in Germany is reshaping long-held assumptions about one of Europe’s most iconic imperial monuments. The tomb...

Archaeologists in eastern Afghanistan have identified a previously unknown archaeological site dating back more than 2,500 years,

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2,500-Year-Old Archaeological Site Discovered in Eastern Afghanistan’s Laghman Province

17 December 2025

Archaeologists in eastern Afghanistan have identified a previously unknown archaeological site dating back more than 2,500 years, offering rare insights...

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Monumental Hellenistic Goddess Head Unearthed at Metropolis May Depict Hestia, Guardian of the Hearth

16 December 2025

A remarkable marble head believed to belong to a monumental goddess statue from the Hellenistic period has been unearthed at...

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The First Ancient Celtic Languages Dictionary Reconstructs Britain and Ireland’s Early Linguistic Past

15 December 2025

Aberystwyth scholars unite fragments of language to reveal the forgotten linguistic landscape of the Celtic world For centuries, the ancient...

A diver measures the height of an upright granite monolith on the submerged structure; the measuring rod visible in the image is 1 meter long. Photo credit: SAMM, 2023. Study by Yves Fouquet et al., International Journal of Nautical Archaeology (2025).

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A 7,800-Year-Old Massive Stone Wall Discovered Beneath the Sea off the Coast of France

13 December 2025

Several meters beneath the restless waters off western France, archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a monumental stone construction that...

Many Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Vietnam’s Rice Fields

A Mysterious ‘Buddha Bucket’ Survived 1,000 Years in a Viking Grave

Kültöbe Inscription Found by Chance in Kazakhstan Pushes Oghuz Writing Back Four Centuries

Pliny the Elder and the Mystery of Creta Umbrica: An Ancient Material Reidentified by Modern Science

No Mortar, No Cement, No Metal – How Sardinia’s Nuragic Towers Have Defied Gravity for 3,500 Years?

Otto the Great’s Tomb Marble Did Not Come from Italy or Greece, New Research Reveals

2,500-Year-Old Archaeological Site Discovered in Eastern Afghanistan’s Laghman Province

Monumental Hellenistic Goddess Head Unearthed at Metropolis May Depict Hestia, Guardian of the Hearth

The First Ancient Celtic Languages Dictionary Reconstructs Britain and Ireland’s Early Linguistic Past

A 7,800-Year-Old Massive Stone Wall Discovered Beneath the Sea off the Coast of France

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