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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...

Jousting knights, an illustration from an English manuscript, 15th century

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Horse cemetery in Westminster revealed as likely resting place for elite imported animals

25 March 2024

Archaeological analysis of a medieval horse cemetery discovered in London nearly 30 years ago has revealed the international scale of...

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New study: Human brains preserve in diverse environments for at least 12 000 years

21 March 2024

A study by forensic anthropologist Alexandra Morton-Hayward and her team from the University of Oxford has shown that the human...

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Well-preserved Ming Dynasty tomb unearthed in China’s Shanxi Province

17 March 2024

Archaeologists from the Shanxi Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology have unearthed a well-preserved tomb from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A 2100-year-old inscription found İn Türkiye: Antiochos of Commagene calls on the people to ‘obey and respect the law’

15 March 2024

The ancient inscription found near Kımıldağı (Kımıl Mount) in Önevler village of Adıyaman’s Gerger district in 2023 will shed light...

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16 New Ancient Rock Art Sites Discovered In Jalapão, Brazil

13 March 2024

Archaeologists at Brazil’s National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage (Iphan) discovered 16 new archaeological sites while surveying a large...

Illustration of the hypothetical use of labrets and ear ornaments found at Boncuklu Tarla. Credit: Ergül Kodaş, Emma L Baysal et al. / Antiquity

Anatolian Archeology, News

Archaeologists unearthed the earliest known evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years at the Boncuklu Tarla in Türkiye

11 March 2024

Archaeologists have unearthed the earliest known evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years at the Boncuklu Tarla...

Cover Photo: ARIA SA / s. van Willigen et al. / Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

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Europe’s Oldest Plough Marks Discovered in Switzerland and Testifying the Use of Animals in Agriculture 7000 Years Ago

8 March 2024

Excavations at the Anciens Arsenaux site in Sion, Switzerland, researchers revealed evidence that Neolithic farmers used animal traction to pull...

The astrolabe of Verona. Photo: Federica Gigante / University of Cambridge

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Rare Astrolabe Discovered in Verona Sheds Light On Islamic, Jewish, and Christian Scientific Exchange

6 March 2024

An eleventh-century rare astrolabe bearing Arabic and Hebrew inscriptions was recently discovered in a museum in Verona, Italy. It dates...

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

Horse cemetery in Westminster revealed as likely resting place for elite imported animals

New study: Human brains preserve in diverse environments for at least 12 000 years

Well-preserved Ming Dynasty tomb unearthed in China’s Shanxi Province

A 2100-year-old inscription found İn Türkiye: Antiochos of Commagene calls on the people to ‘obey and respect the law’

16 New Ancient Rock Art Sites Discovered In Jalapão, Brazil

Archaeologists unearthed the earliest known evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years at the Boncuklu Tarla in Türkiye

Europe’s Oldest Plough Marks Discovered in Switzerland and Testifying the Use of Animals in Agriculture 7000 Years Ago

Rare Astrolabe Discovered in Verona Sheds Light On Islamic, Jewish, and Christian Scientific Exchange

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Unique ‘Excalibur’ Sword Found Upright in Ground Unearthed in Spain Holds Islamic Origins

Around 400-year-old Bronze idols found during house construction in India

Manuscript Portal Brings Medieval Manuscripts from Greifswald Online

A sculpture of a snake-bodied Roman-German deity was discovered in Stuttgart

Italian Research Team May Have Found Plato’s Burial Site in Athens

‘4,200-year-old Zombie grave’ discovered in Germany

Medieval Weapon Chest Found on Sunken Medieval Flagship Gribshunden

Japan Researchers Uncover Lost Villa Believed to Belong to First Roman Emperor

An 800-meter-long colonnaded street from the Roman period discovered in Türkiye’s famous holiday resort Antalya

Medieval Lincoln imp found in hidden trapdoor above toilet