23 September 2025
One of Andalusia’s Most Monumental 5,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Tombs Unearthed in Teba (Malaga)
A team of archaeologists from the University of Cádiz has uncovered one of Andalusia’s most monumental…
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21 September 2025
Colossal Assyrian Winged Bull Unearthed in Iraq: Largest Ever at Six Meters
Iraq’s cultural authorities have revealed a discovery that could redefine the scale of Assyrian art: a…
19 September 2025
Face of the Picts? Rare Carved Stone Discovered at Scottish Hillfort
A remarkable discovery at a hillfort in Fife has brought archaeologists face-to-face with Scotland’s enigmatic Pictish…
17 September 2025
5,000-Year-Old “Human-Faced” Pottery Fragment Unearthed in Gökhöyük, Konya, Türkiye
Archaeologists working in central Türkiye have unearthed a remarkable pottery fragment depicting a human face, dating…
15 September 2025
Archaeologists Unearth Rare Artifacts from the First Turkic Khaganate in the Altai Mountains
Archaeologists from Altai State University and their international colleagues have made a groundbreaking discovery in Russia’s…
11 September 2025
One of the Largest Prehistoric Burial Grounds Ever Found in Bavaria Unearthed During Power Line Work
Archaeologists call the discovery a “sensation” as 22 prehistoric skeletons and rare artifacts are uncovered near…
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…
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…