10 September 2025
6,500-Year-Old Neolithic Circular Enclosures Discovered in Rechnitz, Austria
Rechnitz, Burgenland (southeastern Austria, near the Hungarian border) – Archaeologists have uncovered extraordinary traces of Neolithic…
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7 September 2025
9,500-Year-Old Public Building with Red Floor Unearthed at Çayönü Tepesi, Türkiye
Archaeologists have unearthed a 9,500-year-old public building with a striking red-painted floor at Çayönü Tepesi, one…
6 September 2025
Medieval Toy Workshop Unearthed in Freiburg: Archaeologists Discover Forgotten Childhood Treasures
Archaeologists in Freiburg, a historic city in Germany, have uncovered a medieval pottery workshop where clay…
3 September 2025
Ancient Humans Used Indigo Plant 34,000 Years Ago: First Evidence of Non-Food Plant Processing Found in Georgia
34,000-year-old indigo plant residues found in Georgia’s Dzudzuana Cave reveal that prehistoric humans processed plants for…
2 September 2025
Archaeologists Discover Old Bulgarian Inscription and Rich Finds at Nikopol Fortress Excavations
This summer’s archaeological season at the Nikopol Fortress has yielded one of the most remarkable discoveries…
1 September 2025
Early Farmers in Central Asia? 9,000-Year-Old Barley Harvest in Uzbekistan Challenges Agricultural Origins
Archaeologists have uncovered groundbreaking evidence in southern Uzbekistan that reshapes our understanding of when and where…
31 August 2025
Archaeologists Discover Rare 3,800-Year-Old Clay Figurine of Frogs at Peru’s Vichama Site
Archaeologists in Peru have announced a remarkable discovery: a 3,800-year-old Clay figurine depicting two frogs, unearthed…
30 August 2025
From Arnhem to Oldenburg: Nazi-Looted Artifacts Found in Oldenburg Museum Colection
A remarkable discovery at the Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch in Oldenburg has shed new light on…
29 August 2025
Not Just Warriors: Vikings Were Style Icons Too, New Discovery Shows
When most people think of Vikings, they imagine fierce warriors charging into battle with axes and…
26 August 2025
New Archaeological Discovery Extends Human Settlement of Kodiak Island by 7,800 Years
Archaeologists at the Alagnaruartuliq site (KAR-00064) on Kodiak Island’s Karluk Lake have uncovered evidence of one…