3 August 2023
Archaeologists may have discovered lost settlement of Apancalecan in Mexico
Archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Guerrero discovered a prehistoric settlement…
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29 July 2023
Researchers find evidence of the destruction of the Second Temple at the hands of Roman soldiers
Israeli researchers find evidence of the destruction of the Second Temple at the hands of Roman…
26 July 2023
An architectural gem from the medieval monastery of Posa, Germany
Archaeological excavations have been taking place on the Posaer Berg (Posa Hill) near Zeitz (Burgenland) every…
23 July 2023
The Sedgeford Anglo-Saxon malting complex may be the largest ever discovered in the UK
As archaeological excavations resume on a hill in Sedgeford, near Hunstanton, a seaside town in Norfolk,…
21 July 2023
3,000-year-old ‘charioteer belt’ discovered in Siberia
Russian archaeologists uncovered the grave of a Late Bronze Age man buried wearing a "charioteer’s belt",…
19 July 2023
Earliest evidence of forest management discovered at the La Draga Neolithic site in Spain
Archaeologists have discovered the earliest evidence of forest management at the La Draga Neolithic site in…
17 July 2023
Czech experimental archaeologists successfully completed their 1-month voyage in the Aegean Sea using a replica of a prehistoric vessel
Radomír Tichý, an archeology professor at the University of Hradec Králové who is also the director…
14 July 2023
Mythical Viking stronghold Jomsborg could be on Hangman’s Hill near Wolin, archaeologist say
A new hypothesis about the location of the mythical Viking stronghold on Hangman's Hill near Wolin…
14 July 2023
Comb and gold hair-ring dating back more than 3,000 years unearthed in south Wales
Archeologists in south Wales, have unearthed a golden hair ring and the oldest wooden comb ever…
12 July 2023
Oregon may be home to oldest human occupied site in North America
Where and when the first humans appeared in North America is a contentious issue that many…