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The tomb of the “Bird Oracle Markos” was found in the ancient city of Pergamon

31 August 2022

During the excavations carried out in the Ancient City of Bergama, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the...

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A woman was buried in a canoe on her way to the ‘destination of souls’ 800 years ago

25 August 2022

According to new research, Up to 800 years ago, mourners buried a young woman in a ceremonial canoe to represent...

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Medieval double grave discovered with majestic objects inside the circular ditch

22 August 2022

An early medieval double grave was discovered in Kirchheim am Neckar Friedrichstrasse, southern Germany, during excavations supervised by the State...

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Glacier archaeologists find a 1300-year-old arrow in melting ice

20 August 2022

The Glacier archaeologists found a 1300-year-old arrow from the Norwegian Iron Age during a research project on the Langfonne ice...

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A new temple was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

17 August 2022

Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) reports that archaeologists have discovered a new temple at Perperikon. Perperikon, an archaeological complex located at...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

The ‘boiler room’ of the bath in the Ancient City of Metropolis was unearthed

11 August 2022

The vault section, called the ‘boiler room’, which provides a heat source, has been unearthed in the historical bath of...

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An inscription with the name of the ancient city was found at the excavation site in Gordion, the capital of the Phrygians

8 August 2022

An inscription bearing the name of the ancient city was found at the excavation site in Gordion, the capital of...

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Treasure Hunters’ permission given to raise mystery canister in hunt for lost Nazi Gold

5 August 2022

Treasure hunters claim they have permission to lift a buried canister that they believe may hold the loot next month...

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An ancient melon genome from Libya reveals interesting insights regarding watermelon relatives

2 August 2022

The earliest known seeds from a watermelon related were discovered during an archaeological dig in Libya, going back 6,000 years...

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Ancient Herpes DNA Points to Oral Herpes’ Beginnings: First kisses may have helped spread cold sore virus

28 July 2022

The ancient genomes of the herpes virus, which commonly causes lip sores and currently infects about 3.7 billion people worldwide,...

The tomb of the “Bird Oracle Markos” was found in the ancient city of Pergamon

A woman was buried in a canoe on her way to the ‘destination of souls’ 800 years ago

Medieval double grave discovered with majestic objects inside the circular ditch

Glacier archaeologists find a 1300-year-old arrow in melting ice

A new temple was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

The ‘boiler room’ of the bath in the Ancient City of Metropolis was unearthed

An inscription with the name of the ancient city was found at the excavation site in Gordion, the capital of the Phrygians

Treasure Hunters’ permission given to raise mystery canister in hunt for lost Nazi Gold

An ancient melon genome from Libya reveals interesting insights regarding watermelon relatives

Ancient Herpes DNA Points to Oral Herpes’ Beginnings: First kisses may have helped spread cold sore virus

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