12 June 2026
Archaeologists Discover ‘Mesopotamia’s Pompeii’ in Iraq: A 4,000-Year-Old City Destroyed by War
A University of Central Florida (UCF) led excavation in northern Iraq has revealed what researchers are…
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9 June 2026
A Strange Flask Found in a German Castle May Point to Medieval Alchemy
A rare distilling vessel found at Gnandstein Castle in Saxony may point to alchemical activity inside…
7 June 2026
Mysterious 2,500-Year-Old Holes Across Denmark Leave Archaeologists Searching for Answers
Archaeologists in Denmark are testing mysterious 2,500-year-old Iron Age hole belts to understand whether they served…
5 June 2026
Rare Mithras Sanctuary in Croatia Challenges Long-Held Views of Roman Mystery Cult Worship
A Mithras sanctuary in Croatia may force scholars to rethink one of the Roman Empire’s most…
4 June 2026
Were Two Medieval Women Buried Together in Poland Lovers? DNA Reveals They Were Not Family
A medieval grave discovered beside the Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Opole,…
2 June 2026
The Queen Who Ruled from a Monastery: Elisenda’s Tomb Reveals New Medieval Secrets
A medieval queen’s tomb in Barcelona has opened a rare window onto the lives, deaths, and…
31 May 2026
Medieval Village Lost for Centuries Discovered Beneath German Farmland
A medieval settlement that survived for centuries in written records but vanished from the landscape has…
30 May 2026
Roman Hunting Mosaic Reemerges in Marsala After More Than 50 Years Underground
A Roman hunting mosaic hidden for more than half a century has reemerged in Marsala, Sicily,…
29 May 2026
Ancient Glassmakers Inspire a New Generation of Smart Glass for Carbon Capture and Electronics
The story of future materials may begin not in a modern cleanroom, but in the workshops…
27 May 2026
Ancient Italic Necropolis Found Beneath Planned Solar Plant Site in Vasto
A Vasto necropolis dating back more than 2,300 years has been discovered during preliminary works for…