23 June 2024
Votive Altar Dedicated to Basque Deity Larrahe Found in Medieval Well
Archaeologists have unearthed a Roman-era votive altar dedicated to the ancient Basque deity Larrahe at the…
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20 June 2024
Native American artifacts from 1100 AD found in North America’s First City
Cahokia is the largest and most significant urban settlement of the Mississippian culture, known for creating…
18 June 2024
An Ancient Site Found in UAE may be Sixth-Century Lost City of Tu’am
Ruins from the sixth century have been discovered during excavations in the United Arab Emirates Umm…
14 June 2024
The earliest manuscript of Gospel about Jesus’s childhood discovered in Germany
A newly deciphered manuscript dating back 1,600 years has been determined to be the oldest record…
8 June 2024
Ancient necropolis of stillborn babies and very young children found in Auxerre, France
A team from INRAP, France's national archaeology and preservation agency, unearthed a necropolis dedicated to stillborn…
7 June 2024
New Study Exposes Origins of Welsh Dragons
In a new study conducted by a team from the University of Bristol and published in…
3 June 2024
Submerged Roman structure of concentric walls discovered on Italy’s western coast
Archaeologists have recently uncovered a significant Roman-era structure submerged near the coastline of Campo di Mare…
31 May 2024
The 4,500-year-old Wisconsin canoe was built around the same time that Stonehenge was being constructed
Historians from Wisconsin have reported the amazing finding of at least eleven prehistoric canoes in Lake…
28 May 2024
New Study Reveals That the First English Settlers in North America Ate Dogs to Survive
The first English settlers to arrive in North America ate indigenous dogs to survive an extreme…
25 May 2024
40.000-Year-Old Mammoth Bones Discovered in a Wine Cellar in Austria
A winemaker has discovered mammoth bones up to 30,000 to 40,000 years old in a wine…