15 December 2023
Viking Dentistry Was Surprisingly Advanced And Not Unlike Today’s Treatments
Viking Age teeth at Varnhem indicate surprisingly advanced dentistry, according to the results of a study…
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13 December 2023
A painted Wooden Saddle Discovered in an Ancient Tomb in Mongolia Represents Earliest Evidence of Modern Horse Riding
Researchers unearthed a wooden saddle framed with iron stirrups in a tomb in Urd Ulaan Uneet,…
12 December 2023
‘Bakery Prison’ found in Ancient Rome’s Pompeii
Archaeologists working on the ongoing excavations in Region IX, Insula 10, near the slopes of the…
10 December 2023
Ancient Yayoi Period Settlement Discovered on Tokyo Condo Development Site
Excavations at the former site of the British Embassy in Tokyo’s Chiyoda Ward have uncovered the…
8 December 2023
Oldest Fortresses in the World Discovered in Siberia
Archaeologists from Freie Universität Berlin together with an international team have uncovered fortified prehistoric settlements in…
6 December 2023
5700-year-old monumental Menga Dolmen reveals it as one of the greatest feats of Neolithic engineering
A new investigation tracing the source of the gigantic stones that make up the Menga dolmen…
4 December 2023
Japan’s possibly oldest stone molds for bronze casting discovered at Yoshinogari ruins
At the Yoshinogari Ruins in the western prefecture of Saga, relics including stone casting molds for…
3 December 2023
A Roman copper-alloy tiny tortoise figurine found in Suffolk
In July last year, a small Roman copper alloy tortoise or turtle figurine was discovered by…
30 November 2023
New Study: Middle Paleolithic Human Diet was More Diverse than Previously Thought
In a newly published study, archaeologists from the Senckenberg Centre for Human Evolution and Paleoenvironment at…
28 November 2023
A rare 2500-year-old saw, the first of its kind, discovered in Anatolia
Archaeologists conducting excavations in Çorum, the capital of the Ancient Hittite Empire in northern Turkey, discovered…