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In the fourth grave, there was a girl and a young woman. The analysis showed that they were third-degree relatives. Credit: Johan Norderäng - Uppsala University

More Than Kin: DNA Reveals 5,500-Year-Old Stone Age Clans in Sweden’s Gotland

19 February 2026

New genetic research from Uppsala University is reshaping our understanding of family, memory, and social bonds among Stone Age hunter-gatherers...

News

La Marmotta’s 7,500-Year-Old Bows in Italy Show Early Farmers Engineered Weapons from Mediterranean Mixed Forests

18 February 2026

Beneath the calm surface of Lake Bracciano, a submerged Neolithic village has preserved one of the most extraordinary collections of...

Classical Archeology, News

Archaeologists Identify Previously Unknown Monumental Theater and Forum in Roman Irpinia

17 February 2026

A groundbreaking archaeological campaign at the Fioccaglia Archaeological Site in southern Italy has uncovered the remains of a Roman forum...

An archaeology team discovers a significant settlement site on the campus of TU Dortmund. Credit: City of Dortmund / Roland Gorecki

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Archaeology Team Uncovers Major Ancient Settlement Site on University Grounds

15 February 2026

A routine construction project at Technische Universität Dortmund (TU Dortmund, Germany) has led to a remarkable archaeological discovery: traces of...

Express, News

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

13 February 2026

A small gemstone, carved nearly 2,700 years ago, has resurfaced during modern construction works in northern Israel — and it...

Express, News

2,300-Year-Old Twelve-Legged Terracotta Sarcophagus Unearthed in Southern India

12 February 2026

In southern India, archaeologists have uncovered a striking burial structure that is rewriting what we know about early historic cultures...

Express, News

3,500-Year-Old Mycenaean Boar Tusk Helmets Unearthed in Ancient Greece

12 February 2026

A remarkable boar tusk helmet discovered in a vaulted tomb near Pylos, Greece, is shedding new light on Mycenaean warrior...

Section view of the massive 4th-century Roman apse foundation uncovered during excavations at the MiQua site in Cologne. Credit: Stadt Köln/Römisch-Germanisches Museum, Michael Wiehen

Classical Archeology, News

Unique Roman House Altar (Lararium) Discovered in Cologne, First of Its Kind in Northern Europe

11 February 2026

A construction site in the heart of Cologne has turned into one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in northern...

Egyptian Archeology, News

Ancient Egyptian Technology’s Hidden Secret: A 5,300-Year-Old Bow Drill Crafted from an Advanced Metal Alloy

10 February 2026

A tiny copper-alloy object, long overlooked in a museum collection, is now transforming what archaeologists know about ancient Egyptian technology....

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Petra’s Hidden Engineering: Rare 116-Meter Lead Pipeline Discovered in Nabataean Aqueduct System

7 February 2026

In the rose-red cliffs of Petra, water was never just a necessity. It was power, prestige—and engineering brilliance carved directly...

More Than Kin: DNA Reveals 5,500-Year-Old Stone Age Clans in Sweden’s Gotland

La Marmotta’s 7,500-Year-Old Bows in Italy Show Early Farmers Engineered Weapons from Mediterranean Mixed Forests

Archaeologists Identify Previously Unknown Monumental Theater and Forum in Roman Irpinia

Archaeology Team Uncovers Major Ancient Settlement Site on University Grounds

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

2,300-Year-Old Twelve-Legged Terracotta Sarcophagus Unearthed in Southern India

3,500-Year-Old Mycenaean Boar Tusk Helmets Unearthed in Ancient Greece

Unique Roman House Altar (Lararium) Discovered in Cologne, First of Its Kind in Northern Europe

Ancient Egyptian Technology’s Hidden Secret: A 5,300-Year-Old Bow Drill Crafted from an Advanced Metal Alloy

Petra’s Hidden Engineering: Rare 116-Meter Lead Pipeline Discovered in Nabataean Aqueduct System

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